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Broken

IMDb 7.8

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A group of friends make a trip south of the border. While having the time of their lives, one couple discovers that the world is much crueler than they would have like to have known. After having a car accident, Amy and Rob are taken to a Mexican prison and tortured.

DramaThriller
PrisonMexicoSouth-of-the-borderShort FilmIndependent Film

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What is Broken (2000) about?

A group of friends make a trip south of the border. While having the time of their lives, one couple discovers that the world is much crueler than they would have like to have known. After having a car accident, Amy and Rob are taken to a Mexican prison and tortured.

Who stars in Broken?

Broken stars Nolan North (Rob McCardel), Daniel Zacapa (Angel (1999)), Elle Travis (Amy), Alejandro Patiño (Sr. Gutierrez), David Douglas (Blue). The film was directed by Elle Travis.

How long is Broken?

Broken has a runtime of 29 min and premiered in 2000.

Is Broken worth watching?

Broken holds an IMDb rating of 7.8/10. Fans of Drama, Thriller are most likely to enjoy it — TasteRay can tell you how well it matches your personal taste.

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