The Boston GlobeNaranjo offers a grim subject with neither flash nor sentiment. It is a sober film done with style.
The Philadelphia InquirerMiss Bala is full of virtuoso single-take tracking shots and over-the-shoulder perspectives that effectively convey a sense ...
San Francisco ChronicleMaybe the film doesn't add up to quite as much as its talented director, Gerardo Naranjo, seems to have hoped, but it is ten...
Rolling StoneMiss Bala is a terrifying tale of a beauty contest that ends in horror... The film is a harrowing experience. It cuts deep.
Salon ArtsIn the vision of this ruthless and abundantly talented young director, life in Tijuana isn't merely as bad as you think. It'...
Wall Street JournalMiss Bala is a portrait of a young woman who is at once terribly vulnerable and improbably brave. It's equally a vision of a...
The New York Times It's an adventure story that could be called a contemporary picaresque if it weren't so deadly serious, and might be called ...
Los Angeles TimesThere is a larger message to be found here, but it never derails the taut vintage thriller that's been constructed.
New York PostThis strange and eerie noir is more a collection of knockout scenes than a fully realized story.
Entertainment WeeklyAfter getting caught in a Mexican nightclub shoot-out, a naive aspiring Miss Baja beauty queen (Stephanie Sigman) finds her ...
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Partial Film Information
Director: Gerardo Naranjo
Writer: Gerardo Naranjo
Studio: 20th Century Fox
Cast: Stephanie Sigman, Noe Hernandez, James Russo
Release: September 10, 2011
Writer: Gerardo Naranjo
Studio: 20th Century Fox
Cast: Stephanie Sigman, Noe Hernandez, James Russo
Release: September 10, 2011
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