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Cast

Sandra Bullock
as Jane

Billy Bob Thornton
as Pat Candy

Anthony Mackie
as Ben

Zoe Kazan
as LeBlanc

Scoot McNairy
as Buckley

Ann Dowd
as Nell

Joaquim de Almeida
as Castillo

Dominic Flores
as Hugo

Reynaldo Pacheco
as Eddie

Louis Arcella
as Rivera

Octavio Gómez Berríos
as Pepe

Luis Chavez
as Abraham

Azucena Diaz
as Claudia – Talk Show Host

Damián Delgado
as Velasco

Nina Leon
as Rivera Reporter

Luis Usey
as Rivera Reporter

Luis Carlos Guevara
as Focus Group Moderator

Olga Gamboa
as Focus Group Moderator

Edgar Arreola
as Demonstration Chant Leader

Carmela Zumbado
as Female American Reporter

Casiano Ancalle
as Campesino Leader

James Castillo Collantes
as Policeman

Manuel A. Diaz Lozada
as Policeman

Eric Suriano
as Senior Staff – Flak Catcher

Ruth Pineda
as Castillo Spot Girl

Martina Griffin
as Castillo Spot Mother

Esterlina Garcia
as Senior Staff Translator

Daniel Rildo Sanchez
as Rally Speaker

Tilda Del Toro
as Presidential Secretary

Stuart M. Besser
as US Ambassador

Arian Juarez
as Talk Show Tap Dancer

Fernandez Osvaldo
as Jail Policeman

Carlos Rodríguez
as TV Presenter

Mariana Alvarez
as TV Presenter

Gonzalo Inchausty
as Focus Group Member

Fabiola M. Revilla
as Focus Group Member

Axel Landivar
as Focus Group Member

William Poquiviqui
as Cameraman

Ricardo Vargas
as Campaign Worker

Pedro Ivan Bonilla Vazquez
as Demonstration Speaker

Nair Kuzmik
as Assistant Camerawoman

Dan Hewitt Owens
as American IMF Man

Eric Tyrone Smith
as American IMF Man

Adam Fiorentino
as IMF Representative

Mary Kim Hoang
as Spanish Sign Language Interpreter

Jennifer Esquivel Gutierrez
as El Alto Bar Girl

Jacco Velarde
as Singer

Juan Lima Rodriguez
as Singer

Oscar Valdez
as Singer

Martha Aldrich
as Female Assistant (Llama owner)

Washington Debrito
as Castillo Senior Staff

Eduardo Morales
as Lautaro Mendez

Erick Chavarria
as Devil Mask Man

Harry Van Gorkum
as Interviewer (Main title sequence)

Jason Oliver
as Sound Recordist

Mickey Giacomazzi
as Stunt Coordinator

Luis Raul Alcocer
as Stunt Coordinator

Eddie J. Fernandez
as Stunt Coordinator

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• Oct 04, 2016

  http://cinephilecrocodile.blogspot.co.uk/2016/09/our-brand-iscrisis-dir-david-gordon.html
  Anthony L Super Reviewer
• Mar 18, 2016

  Entertaining and provocative, Our Brand Is Crisis is a satirical political drama. The story follows a political strategist who's recruited to help the campaign of a Bolivian presidential candidate, and decides that in order to win they'll have to convince the people that the country is in a crisis. Featuring Sandra Bullock, Joaquim de Almeida, Billy Bob Thornton, and Zoe Kazan, the film has an impressive cast. And, the writing does a pretty good job at avoiding specific issues, focusing instead on political campaigning in general. However, the plot takes a strange turn at the end, suddenly becoming serious and moralistic. It's a little unfocused and has some storytelling issues, but Our Brand Is Crisis is still an interesting and enjoyable film.
  Dann M Super Reviewer
• Mar 04, 2016

  This film was such a mixed bag I didn't even notice that it was clearly a white savior narrative. Between the shoddy humor, the weird performance from Billy Bob Thornton, and the strange ethical and moral implications of Jane's (Bullock) involvement, this is a strange mélange of weird. The story follows a disgraced prior campaign advisor who starts working against a former opponent on a campaign in Bolivia. The film's plot follows her involvement in a former president's bid for re-election. From the premise you would think this was a film about a political candidate changing his mind on big issues, and becoming a true leader. Instead the film isn't exactly sure what tone, or message, it wants to leave audiences with. It doesn't know if it wants to be a comedy, drama, or biopic. I'm sure the 2005 documentary this is based off of is much better and less concerned with being preachy. The ending is where the white savior narrative comes into play, and the film is very unsure how she even is one. A white outsider coming in, especially into Bolivia which is anti-American and has been controlled by foreign interests for decades, would not experience a huge amount of success. Overall this is a mixed film that doesn't entertain except when Bullock is being inflammatory and angry in the best way.
  Spencer S Super Reviewer
• Feb 21, 2016

  I found this film entertaining with Sandra Bullock and Billy Bob Thornton in believable roes with good performances. The chemistry between the two holds up the poor story when needed.
  

  Ian W Super Reviewer

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