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After serving 18 years for killing a man in a duel, a man returns to his hometown determined to live a normal life, but the sons of the man he killed are bent on revenge.

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Robert Abele Los Angeles Times 09/21/2017
"Time to Die" turns the showdown narrative of so many oaters into an actively intelligent, darkly funny and no less suspenseful rumination on the pull of the horizon versus the ill wind at the back. Go to Full Review Ben Sachs Chicago Reader 09/21/2017
[Gabriel Garca] Mrquez and Fuentes treat the hero's atonement and friendships with great feeling, but there's a dark side to the film's poignancy, because the man's every encounter may be his last. Go to Full Review John DeFore The Hollywood Reporter 09/15/2017
On the whole, sharp dramatization and direct performances suffice to put the story's themes across more urgently than expected. Go to Full Review Nicholas Bell IONCINEMA.com 08/27/2020
4/5
Regrets and redemption come to a significant impasse in this beautifully realized first feature. Go to Full Review James Plath Family Home Theater 01/16/2018
B+
The cover makes it look like a telenovela . . . but this film by legendary Mexican director Arturo Ripstein has more in common with classic, tense psychological Westerns like High Noon and the original 3:10 to Yuma. Go to Full Review Eric Monder Film Journal International 09/13/2017
There are more virtues than debits to Time to Die, and Western fans should be relatively satisfied. Go to Full Review Read all reviews

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11/13/2021 Beautiful film. The use of camera angles in movement, including the shakey ones, and the use of sounds were extremely well done for the time period. The plotline of youthful masculinity vs. matured masculinity is one that never seems to age out of style- remaining ever prevalent in our cultures. The acting was good and the ending scene with the cross in the desert really pulled it together. I was sad at the end and quite shocked, but as mature as a young man may seem, if pushed to the edge he has not had long enough mastery of himself to not succumb to emotional impulse. See more Read all reviews
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Arturo Ripstein

Director

Marga López

Mariana Sampedro

Jorge Martínez de Hoyos

Juan Sayago

Alfredo Leal

Julián Trueba

Enrique Rocha

Pedro Trueba

Blanca Sánchez

Sonia

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Movie Info

Synopsis After serving 18 years for killing a man in a duel, a man returns to his hometown determined to live a normal life, but the sons of the man he killed are bent on revenge.
Director
Arturo Ripstein
Producer
Alfredo Ripstein Hijo, César Santos Galindo
Screenwriter
Carlos Fuentes, Gabriel García Márquez
Genre
Drama, Western
Original Language
Spanish
Rerelease Date (Theaters)
Sep 15, 2017
Release Date (Streaming)
Nov 20, 2017
Box Office (Gross USA)
$12.1K
Runtime
1h 30m
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