Welcome to Acapulco

Welcome to Acapulco
Welcome to Acapulco
	Film poster
Directed by	Guillermo Iván
Written by	Garry Charles; Robert Benjamin
Story by	Loris Curci; Magarditch Halvadjian
Produced by	Loris Curci; Guillermo Iván
Starring	Michael Kingsbaker; Ana Serradilla; Michael Madsen; Paul Sorvino; William Baldwin; Bradley Gregg; Jeannine Kaspar; Michael Papajohn
Cinematography	Saro Varjabedian
Edited by	Robert Benjamin; Sébastien de Sainte Croix
Music by	Javier Bayon; Luc Suarez
Production; companies	Open Frames; Golden Ceiba Productions; Global Group
Distributed by	Entertainment One
Release date	October 25, 2019;
Running time	88 minutes
Country	Mexico
Languages	Spanish; English

Welcome to Acapulco is a 2019 Mexican action comedy thriller film directed by Guillermo Iván and starring Michael Kingsbaker, Ana Serradilla, Michael Madsen, Paul Sorvino, William Baldwin, Bradley Gregg, Jeannine Kaspar and Michael Papajohn.^[1]^[2]^[3]

Plot[]

Matt has to become a real-life version of the video-game characters he designs to evade an awkward situation he's put himself in after a wild night.

Video game designer Matt Booth has one shot to save his career by unveiling his biggest project yet at the Video Game Awards in New Mexico. But after running into a friend at the airport and having a little too much to drink before his flight, he ends up in ACTUAL Mexico - specifically, Acapulco. As soon as he lands, he finds himself on the run from high-powered criminals, deadly hitmen and the Feds, all looking for a mysterious package that he has allegedly smuggled through customs yet knows nothing about. Partnering with a badass, beautiful femme fatale and channeling his inner video game action hero, the pair unravels a conspiracy that could shake the foundation of the United States, maybe even the world.

Cast[]

Ana Serradilla as Adriana Vazquez
Michael Kingsbaker as Mathew Booth
Michael Madsen as Hyde
Paul Sorvino as Senator Campbell
William Baldwin as Drake Savage
Bradley Gregg as Anthony
Jeannine Kaspar as Miss Ryker
Michael Papajohn as "Apex"
Guillermo Iván as Raphael

References[]

^ Beans, Freddy (13 March 2019). "WELCOME TO ACAPULCO reviewed". Ain't It Cool News. Retrieved 19 June 2020.
^ Saveliev, Alex (12 February 2019). "Welcome to Acapulco". Film Threat. Retrieved 19 June 2020.
^ Foutch, Haleigh (7 February 2019). "Exclusive 'Welcome to Acapulco' Trailer Gets Tangled up in a Sun-Soaked Mystery". Collider. Retrieved 19 June 2020.

External links[]

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[1] Beans, Freddy (13 March 2019). "WELCOME TO ACAPULCO reviewed". Ain't It Cool News. Retrieved 19 June 2020.

[2] Saveliev, Alex (12 February 2019). "Welcome to Acapulco". Film Threat. Retrieved 19 June 2020.

[3] Foutch, Haleigh (7 February 2019). "Exclusive 'Welcome to Acapulco' Trailer Gets Tangled up in a Sun-Soaked Mystery". Collider. Retrieved 19 June 2020.

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