Bandidos Films

Productions

• In August 1991 the film Bandits, a co-production with Estudios Churubusco Azteca SA, premieres. The film stars Edward Toussaint and Jorge Poza.
• In 1994, the producer returns with his movie Amber, starring Jorge Russek as Corbett. The film is about a journey that goes beyond the certainties of reality to reveal an astonishing world ruled only by imagination.
• In 1998 the film Night Lights premieres.
• In 1999, the film Herod's Law is released. The film causes controversy, containing black humor about politics and poverty in the country. Starring Damián Alcázar, Pedro Armendáriz, Jr. and Salvador Sánchez.
• In 2006 a spiritual successor is released, titled A Wonderful World, also starring Damián Alcázar. The film is a critique of the socioeconomic and political state of the country under the neoliberal regime of Vicente Fox, then President of Mexico.
• The most controversial film by the company is released in 2010 : Hell. A film by Luis Estrada and starring Damián Alcázar, Joaquín Cosío and Ernesto Gómez Cruz. The film begins with Benny being deported from the United States; now penniless and jobless, he returns to his hometown and meets his old friend Cochiloco, who introduces him to the world of illegal drug trafficking.
• In October 2014, the company releases the film The Perfect Dictatorship, a satire of the country's political situation under Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto, dealing with such issues as the government's relationship with the national media companies. The title is taken from a quote from Peruvian writer Mario Vargas Llosa, who called the period of one-party rule by the Institutional Revolutionary Party, which lasted from 1929 to 2000, "the perfect dictatorship".