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Saluda al diablo de mi parte (2011)

87 min · Action, Crime, Drama, Justice Drama, Political Drama, Political Thriller, thriller film

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Directors

Juan Felipe Orozco

Cast

Édgar Ramírez, Carolina Gómez, Ricardo Vélez, Salvador del Solar, Albi de Abreu, Patrick Delmas, Maria Luna Beltrán, Juan Carlos Vargas, Ángela Vergara, Simón Rivera, Arnold Cantillo, Laura Perico, Maria Utrilla, Andrés Sandoval, Santiago Quintero, Rodrigo Obregón, David Orlando Noreña, Rüdiger Kunze, Gastón Velandia, Mauricio Álvarez, Dana Melissa Martínez, Natalia Orozco, Fabian Giraldo, Jeffer Goyeneche, Carlos Arturo Romero, Amín Ramírez, Óscar Malba, Hernando Pedraza, Jonathan Gargui di Marco, Juliana Rincón, Juanita Esther Mosquera Cote, James Orlando Cabezas, Alexandre Lesmes, Andrés Barón, Pablo Ántony Jiménez, Héctor Cruz, Juan Pablo Ramírez Galvis, Fabián Ramírez, James Henrique Reyes, Iván David Elcisco, Julián Sánchez, Ángel Mario Martínez, Sara Millán, Esteban Duperly, Julián Clavijo, Natalia Mejía, Juan José Rafaél Velásquez Posada

A kidnapped father is forced to kill everyone involved in his captor’s past kidnapping to keep his daughter alive.

The story

Ángel and his daughter are kidnapped by Léder, a powerful man in a wheelchair who was once the victim of a kidnapping involving Ángel. Léder makes his daughter’s survival conditional: Ángel must kill every person who participated in that earlier kidnapping. The plot description establishes the central coercive dilemma, but gives no further details about how Ángel responds or what ultimately happens.

Full plot (contains spoilers)

Ángel and his daughter are kidnapped by Léder, a powerful man in a wheelchair who was previously the victim of a kidnapping in which Ángel took part. If he wants his daughter to stay alive, Ángel must kill every person who participated in Léder’s kidnapping.

Genres

Action, Crime, Drama, Justice Drama, Political Drama, Political Thriller, thriller film

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