A Night in Old Mexico (2013)

	Directed by: Emilio Aragón	COUNTRY USA GENRE Drama NORWEGIAN TITLE A Night in Old Mexico RUNNING TIME 104 minutes
	Produced by: Emilio Aragón Virginia Campos Robert Carliner Robert Duvall J. Ethan Park Sunmin Park César Vargas Sanz Bill Wittliff
	Written by: Bill Wittliff

Cast includes:
CHARACTER	ACTOR/ACTRESS	RATING
Red Bovie	Robert Duvall	½
Gally	Jeremy Irvine	½
Patty Wafers	Angie Cepeda
Panama	Luis Tosar	½
Cholo	Joaquín Cosío	½
Moon	Jim Parrack

Review

A Night in Old Mexico is a sweet little tale about a down-and-out and bitter old-timer who goes on a trip to Mexico and finds new purpose in life after getting his hands on a young exotic dancer and some dirty drug money. If that sounds a little naïve and trite, it's because it is. But Robert Duvall has always had a strange ability to add validity to almost anything, no matter how mediocre the circumstances, and so he does here as well. The supposed weighty material in the movie, such as the relationship between Duvall and his grandson (played by Jeremy Irvine), or the existential themes in the script, always stays just a little short of poignant, but at least the filmmakers want to make them felt, even if they're not quite able to convey it. And when the drama isn't quite working, there's just enough humour in here to cover it up.