Parasite (Gisaengchung)
Abominable
Crawl
Unbelievable
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[An] assured new feature from director Matthew Bonifacio. Sep 19, 2008 | Rating: 3/5 | Full Review…
[An] assured new feature from director Matthew Bonifacio.
Joe Neumaier
Realistic performances and genuine emotions make Matthew Bonifacio's quiet charmer Amexicano much more than just another preachy treatise on illegal immigration. Sep 19, 2008 | Rating: 3.5/5
Realistic performances and genuine emotions make Matthew Bonifacio's quiet charmer Amexicano much more than just another preachy treatise on illegal immigration.
Laura Kern
This low-key tale of an improbable friendship between an out-of-work Italian-American and a young Mexican illegal alien in Queens maintains an engaging, even keel through bumpy tonal shifts that would derail most indie outings. Sep 17, 2008 | Full Review…
This low-key tale of an improbable friendship between an out-of-work Italian-American and a young Mexican illegal alien in Queens maintains an engaging, even keel through bumpy tonal shifts that would derail most indie outings.
Ronnie Scheib
the biggest hazard the characters face is not the migra or the desert, but inept writing and, with the exception of Castillo's tender and earnest Ignacio, the cast's flat, amateurish performances. Sep 17, 2008 | Rating: 2/6 | Full Review…
the biggest hazard the characters face is not the migra or the desert, but inept writing and, with the exception of Castillo's tender and earnest Ignacio, the cast's flat, amateurish performances.
Monika Fabian
Culminates in a tableau that seems to sigh in rumination upon a lost America, land of immigrants. Sep 17, 2008 | Full Review…
Culminates in a tableau that seems to sigh in rumination upon a lost America, land of immigrants.
Kristi Mitsuda
Amexicano won't shake the world. It's too uneven for that. But it certainly has value, sending a puff of strange, mild - but fresh - wind out into the atmosphere. Jun 18, 2019 | Full Review…
Amexicano won't shake the world. It's too uneven for that. But it certainly has value, sending a puff of strange, mild - but fresh - wind out into the atmosphere.
Remezcla Team
The title suggests shotgun cross-culturalism and, indeed, the movie's different modes and moods don't cohere naturally. Oct 18, 2008 | Rating: 2.5/5 | Full Review…
The title suggests shotgun cross-culturalism and, indeed, the movie's different modes and moods don't cohere naturally.
John P. McCarthy
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