Sentences with phrase «access of drug cartels»

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Synopsis: With unprecedented access, CARTEL LAND is a riveting, on - the - ground look at the journeys of two modern - day vigilante groups and their shared enemy — the murderous Mexican drug cartels.

With unprecedented access, CARTEL LAND is a riveting, on - the - ground look at the journeys of two modern - day vigilante groups and their shared enemy - the murderous Mexican drug cartels.

With unprecedented access, Cartel Land is a harrowing look at the journeys of two modern - day vigilante groups and their shared enemy — the murderous Mexican drug cartels.

With an almost inconceivable level of access to his subjects, embedded filmmaker Matthew Heineman captures the on - the - ground activities of two vigilante groups that rose up to combat the Knights Templar, a drug cartel based in the Mexican state of Michoacán and notorious for acts of medieval atrocity and terror.

In this Sundance award - winning film, Director Matthew Heineman and Executive Producer Kathryn Bigelow («The Hurt Locker», «Zero Dark Thirty») gain unprecedented, on - the - ground access to the riveting stories of two modern - day vigilante groups and their shared enemy — the murderous Mexican drug cartels.

Startling access yields strong if not consistent results in «Cartel Land,» Matthew Heineman's parallel portrait of vigilantes policing two different fronts of the drug war.

Cartel Land Access, access, access is the driving force in Matthew Heineman's astonishing documentary, for which the filmmakers embedded in two separate vigilante groups trying to stop the pernicious march of Mexican drug cartels (not to mention a group of men cooking Access, access, access is the driving force in Matthew Heineman's astonishing documentary, for which the filmmakers embedded in two separate vigilante groups trying to stop the pernicious march of Mexican drug cartels (not to mention a group of men cooking access, access is the driving force in Matthew Heineman's astonishing documentary, for which the filmmakers embedded in two separate vigilante groups trying to stop the pernicious march of Mexican drug cartels (not to mention a group of men cooking access is the driving force in Matthew Heineman's astonishing documentary, for which the filmmakers embedded in two separate vigilante groups trying to stop the pernicious march of Mexican drug cartels (not to mention a group of men cooking meth).

In making his documentary «Cartel Land,» director Matthew Heineman gained access to vigilante movements, on both sides of the U.S. - Mexican border, pushing back against the drug cartels.

With unprecedented access, CARTEL LAND is a riveting, on - the - ground look at the journeys of two modern - day vigilante groups and their shared enemy — the murderous Mexican drug cartels.