600 Miles 2015
"Danger knows no borders"
In Gabriel Ripstein's gripping 2015 thriller *600 Miles*, the tension between law and crime unfolds across the blurred lines of the U.S.-Mexico border.
Director: Gabriel Ripstein
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is 600 Miles (2015) about?
Arnulfo Rubio is a young smuggler transporting weapons for a drug cartel when an undercover agent exposes his operations. Forced into a deadly game of cat and mouse, Rubio turns the tables and takes Harris hostage, sparking a tense journey where survival depends on who cracks first.
Who directed 600 Miles?
Gabriel Ripstein directed *600 Miles*, crafting a tightly wound thriller that blends crime drama with the harsh realities of borderland conflicts.
Who stars in 600 Miles?
The film features Tim Roth as Agent Harris, Kristyan Ferrer as Arnulfo Rubio, Harrison C. Thomas, Mónica del Carmen, and Craig Hensley.
Is 600 Miles (2015) worth watching?
With its taut pacing, strong performances—especially from Roth and Ferrer—and a compelling premise, *600 Miles* delivers a tense, atmospheric thriller that keeps viewers guessing. Fans of crime dramas and character-driven tension will find plenty to appreciate in this underrated gem.
How long is 600 Miles?
The film runs for 85 minutes.
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About 600 Miles (2015) — A Borderland Thriller Where Escape is the Ultimate Gamble
In Gabriel Ripstein's gripping 2015 thriller *600 Miles*, the tension between law and crime unfolds across the blurred lines of the U.S.-Mexico border.
Tim Roth stars as Agent Harris, an investigator hot on the trail of Arnulfo Rubio (Kristyan Ferrer), a young smuggler transporting weapons for a ruthless cartel. When Harris' pursuit forces him to confront Rubio directly, their roles reverse in an unexpected twist—leaving Harris unarmed and at the mercy of his captor. As the miles tick down between Arizona and Mexico, this cat-and-mouse dynamic escalates into a high-stakes psychological battle, where survival hinges on trust, desperation, and the blurred boundaries of morality.