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Here Was The Anthem (2002) [N/A]

Featuring:
David Medel, Kuno Becker, Emilio Guerrero

Written by:
Sergio Umansky Brener
Ricardo Hernández Anzola

Directed by:
Sergio Umansky Brener


Release Date:
August 7, 2002

Original Title:
Here Was The Anthem

Production Countries:
Mexico

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 22

Overview from TheMovieDB

Two teenagers buy marijuana, and fall into a world of violence and corruption they didn't think existed.

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Overview from Open Movies

Two young men of privilege, Ricardo and Alain, take Ricardo's father's Audi into a rough part of Mexico City to buy drugs. Their purchase complete, they are pulled over by four men with badges who take them to a deserted park and demand money. A long afternoon leads well into night: the kidnappers' demands change, Alain is sent to find money, Ricardo is told that Alain is dead, and a police car appears and brings hope. Who are the kidnappers, and how will this play out?

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Here Was The Anthem (2002) on IMDb
Internet Movie Database 7.4/10
Awards Won: 1 win & 1 nomination

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Sergio Umansky

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