Saving Private Perez Julia Perez (Miguel Rodarte) was invited to his sumptuous villa of his mother to the hospital (Isela Vega), who fled the United States for his younger brother, John, his ways away Lawless. He discovers that he is the last chance to redeem himself in the eyes: He must find and free Juan (Juan Carlos Flores), who has enlisted and is now believed captured by Iraqi forces.
When he learns that the residence of Iraq, Julien assembles a motley crew of soldiers ordering is (from the Netherlands!): A retired soldier (Jesus Ochoa), a strategist (Joaquin Cosio), Julien 's Yaqui Indian childhood PAL (Gerardo Taracena) a stone cold killer young (Rodrigo Oviedo), where they remove a maximum security prison, and some Russians, they pick up the track (Marius Alexander Biega and Minchenko). Elegant Eladio (Jaime Camil) coordinates from the house.
Helmer Gomez, who specializes in unlikely juxtapositions ("Pink Punch," "Dream Caiman") should not look far to Home Grown nonsense. Elephants and tigers through random Julien on his ranch, are accessories kingpin apparently ordinary watch his match with a white tiger adds a nice touch wild. Gomez deftly employs sober tones Leone-esque attitude, accompanied by Morricone style musical flourishes, the rise and ridicule epic stature central character.
Julian equipment ground in Istanbul with full cowboy costumes of Mexico, winding through urban landscapes dotted with minarets - an environment of intense exotic spreads in the Mexican desert, but not replacing after Iraq. Once there, Gomez offers a mix of culture shock gags, stunts and fun times extended SETPIECE exaggerated.
Gomez comic gags and sharp when the refusal to keep milk "Smith" very percolator. The film was criticized for its treatment of light NARC deadly trade, but examination of the arbitrary occupation of a country with a poor evokes other unresolved conflicts. The huge popularity peak in the country indicates less an embrace of the drug war-hero than a celebration of the bucket of national identity.
Directed by Beto Gómez; written by Mr. Gómez and Francisco Payó González; director of photography, Danny Jacobs; edited by Mario Sandoval; music by Mark Mothersbaugh; production design by Raymundo Cabrera; costumes by Marylin Fitoussi; produced by Billy Rovzar, Fernando Rovzar, Alex García, Walter von Borstel and Alexis Fridman; released by Pantelion Films. In Spanish, with English subtitles. Running time: 1 hour 42 minutes. This film is not rated.
Cast: Miguel Rodarte (Julian Pérez), Adal Ramones (Benito García), Jaime Camil (Eladio), Jesús Ochoa (Chema Díaz), Gerardo Taracena (Carmelo Benavides), Joaquín Cosio (Rosalio Mondoza), Isela Vega (Doña Elvira), Rodrigo Oviedo (Pumita) and Marius Biegai (Sasha).
