600 Miles

Synopsis: Arnulfo Rubio smuggles weapons for a deadly Mexican cartel. ATF agent Hank Harris attempts to apprehend him, but gets kidnapped by Rubio, instead. Rubio takes him to his bosses, but during the 600-miles-long drive, they slowly befriend.
Genre: Drama, Thriller
Director(s): Gabriel Ripstein
Production: Lucia Films
  9 wins & 21 nominations.
 
IMDB:
5.5
Rotten Tomatoes:
94%
R
Year:
2015
85 min
106 Views


600 MILES

Can I help you?

Yeah...

I'm looking for--

Do you have AR-15s?

I have several AR-15s.

Do you have

a caliber preference?

5.56, .300 Blackout?

-5.56.

-5.56, certainly.

Standard AR-15,

flip-up sights,

adjustable butt stock.

Cool.

Cool. Yeah, very good.

Could you--do you

have FN Five-sevens?

I have no FN Five-sevens.

Could I show you

an MMP, perhaps?

No, that's fine.

Do you-

Do you have MA Carbine'?

M4 Carbines

are military weapons.

We do not sell them.

Let me see if I can help you here.

Are you looking for something

for target shooting,

self-defense, hunting?

Hunting, yeah.

- Hunting? Okay.

- Yeah.

I might recommend this one.

This is an AR-15 as well.

Already camouflaged,

longer barrel for accuracy,

already set up

to have a scope put on it.

I think you'll find that

very suitable for hunting.

Yeah, this is...

Yeah...

I just need to

talk to my cousin.

- Okay.

-'Cause we're going together.

So trying to figure it out.

There you go. I'll be back.

Cool.

Okay. Thank you very much.

What happened?

What happened?

He was asking

all kinds of questions.

What did you tell him?

I just asked for the sh*t

that was on the list.

But, I mean, he knew

what all of that sh*t was for.

No, he don't know.

You have no record.

Well, he knew.

I can't do this sh*t.

You can... try again.

You'll get it, bro. You'll see.

Two seventy, twenty-two.

Can I get two packs

of Marlboro Lights?

Yeah. Can I see your ID?

See?

You be cool.

Next time...

It'll be harder.

Sh*t's heavy.

Don't open them.

Don't open them.

Come on...

Right here you need to fill in--

you forgot one

of those boxes there.

- If you could fill that in.

- I'm sorry.

- Not.

- That's all right.

All right, let's see here.

That looks good. All right.

I just need to

have you sign here

and put today's date, please.

Sure.

Very good.

I'll take care of the rest.

Now, do you have

any questions about this firearm?

- No, no.

- whatsoever? Okay.

Very good.

Do you need ammunition,

targets, anything like that?

- No, I'm good.

- No? You're good? All right.

Well, very good. Well, I

want to thank you very much

for your business, okay?

And appreciate it.

You got a great gun here.

All right.

Be safe with that, all right?

- All right, will do.

- Bye-bye.

Eighty-five sixty

will be your change today.

Great, thank you.

Would you like

the receipt in the bag?

Yeah, that's okay.

Anything else I can

do for you today?

Yeah, can I see a couple

of those lighters over there?

Which one are you interested in?

Like the--

what does that

top right one say?

-"Rebel by choice"?

- Rebel by choice?

- Is that it, really?

- Yeah.

Yeah. All right, I'm good.

Hands up, f***er!

Don't f*** around, man.

Come on, get in.

Get in!

All right.

You like to f*** around, don't you?

Hey, I got you something, too.

You're such a dumb ass.

Come on.

You can't ever f***ing

start this thing.

Fucken

There it is. Easy, no?

Easy? You didn't do sh*t.

Let's see.

Look what you've done, pendejo.

Suck my dick, pendejo!

Let up, man!

What's that, what's that?

What, now?

Let me go, a**hole...

We need three ARs and we cross.

Yeah, we can get them

in Sierra Vista.

I'm gonna need more cash, though.

Here's a beer.

Come on, this is warm, you bastard!

What?

It surely tastes like piss...

Don't drink it,

you little prick.

F***ing a**hole.

- A**hole your mom. Bring it.

- A**hole?

- You're going too far.

- You squaring up? Go ahead, come on.

- Is that so, c*nt?

- What?

Come on.

Come on, little buddy.

Come on, little buddy.

Come on.

Son of a b*tch!

Motherf***er...

I swallowed some dirt.

Go f*** your mom.

Son of a b*tch...

What, you're not going to

help me unload?

You got it.

Motherf***er.

Three days in Tucson.

Tucson. Tucson.

Three days in Tucson.

Three days, with a cousin, in Tucson.

Three days in Tucson.

With a cousin, in Tucson.

Good evening. Mexican?

- Go on.

- Thank you.

- What's up, Bacacho?

- What's up, Arnulfo?

What's up? Arnulfo.

What's up?

- I used the trip to bring everything.

- Do you have the keys?

Leave them at the Suburban.

There was no one at the booth.

- Any trouble?

- No, they didn't care.

A beer, please.

- They didn't care.

- You'll talk to the Capi here.

Fine. Listen, I'll have to bring

something bigger.

To start working seriously, right?

You bring what we ask you.

- Thank you.

- If anything happens, let us know.

- Alright?

- Yes, alright.

Done.

- Great. Thank you.

- Have a good one.

Put it over there.

Work on the panels.

- Can you do it, then?

- Yes sir.

You see.

There's a little staple at the bottom.

Take it off.

- Okay?

- Done.

Let's go.

Take it to the back.

Oh, this is good.

Great, right? We make this.

I buy a truck,

you buy a f***ing shirt.

Buy a f***ing shirt?

You take a f***ing shower.

Get off me, man.

You're the one who stinks.

What?

Like feet.

Feet?

Fucken

Take it easy, pendejo,

I could f*** you up.

Careful, pendejo.

Let's go.

Okay. Gs. Four of these.

Sure.

Okay-

Gonna need a deposit

and your ID.

- Deposit for...?

- Thousand dollars.

Okay, ready?

One, two, three, four,

five, six, seven,

eight, nine, ten.

Okay, just put it on the table.

Okay, here you go. Deposit, ID.

ID, right? Cool.

Yeah, excellent.

Yeah.

Don't be dumb, boy.

- The seats, too.

- Yes sir.

- Are the sunshades working?

- Yes sir.

"Yes sir". Call me Capi.

- What's up, man?

- What's up?

Come earlier,

and don't load it so much.

- There's still room.

- Doesn't matter.

How's it going, Bu?

That one over there.

- The last one?

- Yes.

Bring that over here.

Put it in there, there's room.

What are you looking at?

What? What is it, c*nt?

Do you know who I am?

Who am I?

Did you see his face?

He had to give them the stereo,

that poor guy.

Yeah, but he's free! Cheers!

Just like when we were little.

Let's dance.

- Can I take it out?

- Yes, of course.

- How much is it?

- Thirteen thousand.

Hey, what's up?

Everything's fine.

Just a little present for my cousin.

Just a little something.

Just say the word

and I'm ready for the fifth.

What's up?

Hello.

- What's up, Bacacho? How are you?

- Hello, Arnulfo.

Hello, Arnulfo. Nice to meet you.

He's Martin's Nephew.

He works with Capi.

- Arnulfo.

- Nice to meet you.

Nice to meet you.

I just dropped by...

I brought this present

for my little cousin.

Thanks a lot.

How's your mom doing?

Fine, she's better.

She sends her regards.

- Thank you son.

- Everything's fine. Right Bacacho?

I did another trip for Capi last week.

I think I'll do one more this month.

That's good, son.

Go eat something.

Yes, thank you. Bless you.

Open up.

- Here you go.

- Cool.

He'! -

- Hey, Will.

- Hey.

- How's it going?

- It's going good.

- Can I see the Beretta?

- Sure.

It's a good piece.

Smooth recoil.

Thanks.

Three, five, one, one, seven,

three, four, three, three, four.

And that's the ARs.

You want the numbers

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Gabriel Ripstein

Gabriel Ripstein (born 1972) is a film producer, director, editor and screenwriter. A producer since 1999, Ripstein has been involved in nine feature films (including two directed by his father, Mexican film director Arturo Ripstein). Two of his productions competed for the Palme d'Or at the Cannes Film Festival: El Coronel No Tiene Quien le Escriba and Chronic. Ripstein also wrote screenplays for Amor a Primera Visa, Compadres, and Busco novio para mi mujer. He made his directorial debut in 2015 with 600 Millas, starring British actor Tim Roth and Mexican actor Kristyan Ferrer, for which he received the Best First Feature Film Award at the 65th Berlin International Film Festival. The film received good reviews, and was selected to represent Mexico at the 88th Academy Awards for Best Foreign Language Film. For his work on 600 Millas Ripstein received five nominations for the 58th Ariel Awards, including Best Picture, Best Director, and Best Original Screenplay. He won the Best First Feature Film award. more…

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