Journey to the End of the Night
2007 • Drama/Suspense • Rated R • 88 Minutes
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Encompassing a single, fateful evening in the sprawling megalopolis of Sao Paulo, Journey to the End of the Night is a gritty, crime thriller about an illicit transaction gone awry...
Two Americans in exile - Rosso (Scott Glenn) and his son, Paul (Brendan Fraser) - have been carving out a living in Brazil running a nightclub-brothel, but they both harbor dreams of getting out of the business once and for all. One night, it seems their prayers are answered when a customer leaves behind a suitcase in the club that contains the means for Rosso and Paul to change their fates.
Rosso will take his beautiful, young wife Angie (Catalina Sandino Moreno) and their 5 year-old son Lazare to start over in a new city, far away. Paul will escape mounting debt, an escalating coke habit, and finally be rid of his father (whom he despises and blames for all of his problems). It all depends on one person - a Nigerian immigrant named Webma (Mos Def) - who must make his way safely through the perilous, nocturnal gauntlet of Sao Paulo.
Rated R for strong violence and sexual content, pervasive language and some drug use.
Released by Alchemy. See more credits.