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Featuring:
Lourdes Elizarrarás, Martin Barraza, Luis Felipe Tovar
Written by:
Servando González
Gabriel Retes
Ignacio Retes
Directed by:
Gabriel Retes
Release Date:
November 3, 1989
Original Title:
La ciudad al desnudo
Alternate Titles:
La Ciudad para Vivir
Pandilleros en la Ciudad al Desnudo
Genres:
Drama | Thriller
Production Companies:
Cooperativa Río Mixcoac
Production Countries:
Mexico
Ratings / Certifications:
N/A
Runtime: 91
A gritty tale of survival set against a city ripe with violence and corruption. The Naked City tells the tale of Alfonso and Aurelia, who with their infant daughter flee the scene of a traffic accident they inadvertently caused, leaving several people seriously injured. On the run, they check into a hotel in a different part of the town. By coincidence, or fate, the hotel is about to be attacked by a violent gang, who resume to hold everyone hostage, moving room to room raping, killing and brutalizing the guests. When it is turn to visit with the young couple it is their time to decide to succumb to the violence, or fight back.
The Naked City tells the tale of Alfonso and Aurelia, who with their infant daughter flee the scene of a traffic accident they inadvertently caused, leaving several people seriously injured.
Assistant Director:
Lourdes Elizarrarás
Cinematography:
Francisco Bojórquez
Costume Design:
Carmen Garza
Director:
Gabriel Retes
Editor:
Víctor Mondragón
Music:
Rodrigo Mendoza Millán
Music Supervisor:
Rodrigo Mendoza Millán
Producer:
Gabriel Retes
Production Manager:
Gonzalo Lora
Recording Supervision:
René Ruiz Cerón
Screenplay:
Ignacio Retes
Sound:
Fernando Cámara
Story:
Ignacio Retes
Servando González
Writer:
Gabriel Retes
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