The Wall of Mexico

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The Wall of Mexico

2020

1h 45m

Comedy

Drama

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A wealthy family in Mexico builds a wall around its ranch to stop people from stealing water.

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Stephen Farber

The Hollywood Reporter

03/09/2019

On the whole... the film is well executed.

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Witney Seibold

Critically Acclaimed Podcast

04/22/2021

Not content to have one thing to say, 'The Wall of Mexico' settles for rambling about bits of everything before collapsing in post-party exhaustion.

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Frank Swietek

One Guy's Opinion

10/21/2020

C

There's a clever satirical conceit at the center of 'The Wall of Mexico,' but it's treated in so ponderous, pretentious and-especially at the end-preachy a fashion that the movie collapses under its own super-indulgent weight.

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Rich Cline

Shadows on the Wall

10/16/2020

3/5

The plot's pace is a bit slack, but the imagery and ideas maintain the interest and leave us thinking.

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Jeffrey M. Anderson

Common Sense Media

10/15/2020

3/5

This unusual political allegory comes off a little heavy-handed and obvious, but the lush, honeyed cinematography balances the mood, and it emerges as an interesting, somewhat timely curiosity.

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Joel Fisher

Battle Royale With Cheese

09/21/2020

The Wall of Mexico manages to subtly discuss political issues without having to resort to over explaining its points which also raises the question as to how easily the events of the film could happen to anyone.

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10/24/2020

This film get five stars for being so completely unlike any other film. The dialogue is so bizarre but it works. It feels like a play, but then the visuals are very cinematic, so... Rathbone is convincing as a cowboy wannabe. Zumbado makes the film, though, because she plays an original character, truly original and strange, like a crazy crossbreed of a reality TV bombshell hot-gurl type and a Marxian grad student nerd. The film feels like its own little alien planet that doesn't care what people think about it.

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10/19/2020

The movie was boring and just plain weird. The theme oversimplified real-world problems to sway the viewer to one outcome. I saw it more as propaganda went wrong. I spent a few days thinking about it and trying to find a redeeming quality. Lastly, this is not a comedy in any sense of the word.

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Synopsis

A wealthy family in Mexico builds a wall around its ranch to stop people from stealing water.

Director: Zachary Cotler
Producer: Marla Arreola, Sarahí Castro, Adrian Durazo
Screenwriter: Zachary Cotler
Distributor: Visit Films
Production Co: The Winter Film Company, Spécola
Genre: Comedy, Drama
Original Language: English
Release Date (Theaters): Sep 18, 2020, Limited
Release Date (Streaming): Oct 13, 2020
Runtime: 1h 45m

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