An important story that needed to be told
Bordertown is based upon the true story of the murder of 1000s of women in northern Mexico. This was a horrific series of events which few people seemed to care about because it was in Mexico involving poor women. That made me happy to see a film was made about it. Now the question was could it deliver?<br /><br />The movie has a good start focusing upon life in Juarez, Mexico from the Maquiladora factories that dominate the economy to the violence against women to corruption to American indifference. Maya Zapata plays an Indian woman who survives an attack. Of course this is Hollywood so things quickly switch to Jennifer Lopez being the focus of everything as she goes to a Maquiladora even though she barely speaks Spanish and still looks like a movie star. Still, I enjoyed Lopez in her role. She went from the jaded reporter to an impassioned one. She was just on the verge of over acting especially in one scene where she gives a diatribe about the truth and journalism. Zapata however is far better and more believable.
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