Border Lost (2008)

Directors:

David Murphy
Scott Peck

Writers:

David Murphy (writer)
Scott Peck (writer)

Release Date:

2008 (USA)

Genre:

Action

Tagline:

Protect the Unprotected

Plot:

Over five thousand people illegally cross the border each day. There are areas where crime is at its highest...

Plot Keywords:

Illegal Immigrant | Illegal Immigration

Status:

Completed

Comments:

Status Updated:

14 February 2008

Note:

Because this project is categorized as being in production, the data is subject to change; some data could be removed completely.

Cast

Marian Zapico	...	Vanessa
Emilio Roso	...	Manuel
Chris Cleveland	...	Scott
David Schultz	...	Alejandro Guzman
Wes McGee	...	Jake
Kelly Noonan	...	Kate
Aldo Ceceña	...	Luis Espinoza
Protasio	...	Gabe
Robert Vazquez	...	Javier
Daniel Ledesma	...	Hector
Eric Felland	...	Agent Slade
Ray Torres	...	Victor
Juan Monsalvez	...	Fernando
Carmen Lane Silva	...	Anita
Alejandro Antonio	...	Salazar
Aaron G. Chayrez		(as Gilbert Chavarria)
Daniel E. Mora	...	Raul
Andrea Rosso	...	Radio Reporter
Rafael Peralta	...	Ricardo
Ethan Murphy	...	Jake's Son
Rachel Murphy	...	Widow's Daughter
Wyatt Matson	...	Rodriquo

Directed by
David Murphy
Scott Peck

Writing credits (in alphabetical order)
David Murphy		writer
Scott Peck		writer

Produced by
David Murphy	....	producer
Scott Peck	....	producer

Original Music by
Christopher Peck

Cinematography by
Scott Peck

Film Editing by
Jeff Murphy

Casting by
Douglas Wright

Production Design by
Gerald Nott

Makeup Department
Gabriela Banda	....	key makeup artist

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Jeff Murphy	....	assistant director
Jeff Murphy	....	second unit director

Sound Department
Bradford Craig	....	sound mixer
Wil Masisak	....	production sound mixer
Matthew McGowin	....	sound mixer
Bob Tiwana	....	sound re-recording mixer

Visual Effects by
Jeff Murphy	....	visual effects supervisor
Mabon Sofer	....	visual effects

Camera and Electrical Department
Eric Felland	....	gaffer
Gregson Gabrio	....	assistant camera
David Murphy	....	camera operator
Jeff Murphy	....	camera operator
Sonoko Shimoyama	....	best boy electric

Editorial Department
Gerald Nott	....	assistant editor
Dana Sustin	....	assistant editor

Music Department
Steven Bolar	....	composer: additional music
Marcello De Francisci	....	composer: additional music

Other crew
Holly Lin Henderson	....	production assistant
Philip Zlotorynski	....	production assistant

Production Companies

• Instinct Productions
• Picture Suite Films

Distributors

• Allumination Filmworks

Other Companies

• Nupera Group, The  producer's representative
• Quest Pictures  post-production facilities
• Quest Pictures  post-production
• Quest Pictures  sound post-production

Also Known As:

BorderLost (USA) (alternative spelling)

MPAA:

Rated R for strong violence, language, some drug and sexual content.

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Certification:

USA:R

Filming Locations:

Calexico, California, USA

Company:

Instinct Productions

Quotes:

Javier: You believe me now?... no huh?
[evil smile]

Border Lost, and so am I

I haven't seen anything this awful since a got cable! this movie blows!! It looks like it was filmed with a hand held camcorder for about $50. The acting is just dreadful and the directing is a complete mess! I have to be honest, this movie is so bad it's almost a comedy!!!!!!!! I actually found myself laughing so hard i almost lost a lung! It's spoken in Spanish, but they hard-coded the subtitles onto the film. Whoever did the subtitles must have dropped acid before sitting down at the computer.

The subtitles move and jump all over the screen... there is a scene in the opening sequence, when you see the subtitles in a million different shapes and sizes! We even get treated to seeing a subtitle float out of a characters mouth! It was actually pretty funny. Maybe this is a comedy, because i'm LMAO just thinking about it!

come to think of it, this movie is actually pretty f'n hysterical. It certainly has more laughs then "What Happens In Vegas", therefore i'm giving it a whopping 2 stars for bringing me to tears of joy... literally!