In Tijuana, dozens of innocent people are murdered, and the police are bent on blaming the local drug cartel. A human rights activist, played by Jeff Daniels, originally sent to monitor a union vote at an American-owned company, begins investigating the murders. He soon learns that the drug lord is a harmless, lovable fuzzball trying to earn an honest living. Meanwhile, the American company, trying to keep their business from becoming unionized, ends up at the center of the investigation in typical Hollywood sucker-punch style.
Yes, it's an interesting plot, but Hollywood is really good at inserting its Anti-American bias into an otherwise perfectly good modern murder mystery.
Yes, it's an interesting plot, but Hollywood is really good at inserting its Anti-American bias into an otherwise perfectly good modern murder mystery.