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La Sombra Del Sahuaro (2005)

Genre : Action, Drama, Crime

Runtime : 1H 51M

Director : Eduardo Barraza

Synopsis

Film based loosely on the life of Mexican drug kingpin Ricardo Lopez.

Actors

Jesús Ochoa
Jesús Ochoa
Don Miguel
Marco Pérez
Marco Pérez
Carlos
Andrés Montiel
Andrés Montiel
Alacrán
Bernardo de la Fuente
Bernardo de la Fuente
Silverio
Antonio Arizpe
Antonio Arizpe
Ramiro
Maru Haro
Maru Haro
Alejandra Mena
Alejandra Mena
Tamara
Rodolfo Nevarez
Rodolfo Nevarez
Bartender
Eduardo Santamarina
Eduardo Santamarina
Sahuaro

Crews

Eduardo Barraza
Eduardo Barraza
Director
Adolfo Franco
Adolfo Franco
Writer
Eduardo Barraza
Eduardo Barraza
Producer
Adolfo Franco
Adolfo Franco
Producer
José Galindo
José Galindo
Producer
Benilde Trevino
Benilde Trevino
Line Producer
Eduardo Barraza
Eduardo Barraza
Cinematography
Eduardo Barraza
Eduardo Barraza
Editor
José Eduardo López
José Eduardo López
Production Design
Olivia Medina
Olivia Medina
Art Direction
Antonio Arizpe
Antonio Arizpe
Stunt Coordinator
Consuelo Pérez
Consuelo Pérez
Costume Supervisor
Alma Duarte
Alma Duarte
Production Coordinator
Elva Guzmán
Elva Guzmán
Script

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