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Torrent Description http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0445935/ Lauren, an impassioned American reporter for the Chicago Sentinel heads to Juarez, a Mexican bordertown, in order to investigate a series of mysterious slayings involving young factory women from all over Mexico. As she discovers hundreds of victims, she gains the trust of local factory workers but falls into danger. Rene Rivera ... Aris Rodriguez Jennifer Lopez ... Lauren Adrian Martin Sheen ... George Morgan Karolinah Villarreal ... Young Lauren Debrianna Mansini ... Flight Attendant Randall Batinkoff ... Frank Kozerski Gonzalo Mauro Montiel Aguirre ... Curandero (as Gonzalo Mauro Montiel) Antonio Banderas ... Alfonso Diaz Director Gregory Nava (Selena, American Family) said that he received death threats during the production of Bordertown, his film about the unsolved murders of dozens of women in Juarez, Mexico that is competing for the top Golden Bear award at the Berlin Film Festival. Nava told a news conference at the festival that he was obliged to shoot the majority of the film, including all scenes involving its stars, Jennifer Lopez and Antonio Banderas, in other border towns "because it was too dangerous. ... There were people [in Juarez] who didn't want the movie to be made." Nava did not indicate who had made the threats. But executive producer Barbara Martinez Jitner, who took a five-man crew to Juarez to shoot some scenes with actors doubling for the stars, fingered Juarez police. She said that a production assistant was picked up by police and was beaten and forced to reveal where the crew would be filming; her hotel room was broken into; the crew was followed, "until finally we had to hire a gunman to stand next to the camera so that I could get footage for this movie ... until mysteriously our cameras were stolen and we had to end the shoot." (In August, three Mexican men were arrested in the U.S. and deported to Juarez, where they were charged with the murders. They have denied the charges.) PLEASE SEED!
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