The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
What the Morelia Film Festival lacks in size, it certainly makes up for in celebrity. Far more intimate than its Guadalajara counterpart held each March, the movie shebang in the capital of Michoacan nonetheless seems able to attract high-profile industry names.
If you’re a soccer mom in search of some reefer, David Burke is just the man to talk to. He certainly isn’t the biggest dealer in town, but he’s discreet, and aims to please.
This all-star thriller centers on the fragile alliance between two operatives from rival bureaus, neither of whom realize that the other is working undercover. For the past year, U.S. naval intelligence officer Marcus Stigman and DEA agent Bobby Trench have been on a covert mission to infiltrate a powerful narcotics syndicate.
Fresh from the success of his Hollywood blockbuster “Pacific Rim,” Guadalajara-born director Guillermo del Toro has created the opening sequence for a new episode of The Simpsons.
When the daughter of a wealthy entrepreneur is abducted by a serial killer known as The Collector, the young woman’s desperate father hires a team of mercenaries to ensure her safe return in this bloody sequel to the shocking hit that had horror fans screaming for their lives.
The movie “No se aceptan devoluciones” (Instructions Not Included) has recorded the biggest ever opening weekend in Mexico for a Mexican production.
College seniors and lifelong friends Miller, a fast-talking hedonist, and Casey, a nice guy and soon to be stockbroker, arrive at the college where their third BFF Jeff is a medical student. It’s Jeff’s 21st birthday and Miller is desperate to get his buddy blindingly drunk, and enjoy one last amazing night before they all start their adult lives.
