Mexico's Bravest Man Trailer (2016)

"How did a police chief take on the drug cartels and survive eight assassination attempts?" 31 December 2016 Factual 85 mins

Julian Leyzaola Perez, former military officer turned police chief, declared open war on the drug cartels in Tijuana, MX and Juarez, MX. Murder rates in both cities dropped, while outrage spilled over regarding human rights abuses committed by Leyzaola's police force. Are Leyzaola's hardball policies justified? What are his loyalties? In a society known for rampant political corruption at all levels, is it possible for a police chief to play a clean game?

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Cast

Adriana Allende as Herself - Restaurant Employee

Jesus Antonio Castaneda Alvarez as Himself - Attempted Murder Suspect

Edward Benavides as Re-Enactment Actor

Howard Campbell as Himself - Anthropology Chairman, University of Texas-El Paso

Mari Cruz as Herself

Shohn Huckabee as Himself

Amy Isaacson as Herself - Radio Reporter (voice)

Dan Jones as Himself - Professor of Psychology, University of Texas-El Paso

Mario Quintero Lara as Himself (archive footage)

Crew

Charlie Minn Director

Mari Cruz Producer

Kyle Hildenbrand Music

Cesar Ruiz Director of Photography

Charlie Minn Producer

Juventino Mata Director of Photography

Marvin Yoda Editor

International Releases Dates

Mexico 31 December 2016

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