Cartagena Vice 1991
Pedrito Araya's Cartagena Vice (1991) delivers a sun-soaked, slapstick crime caper set in Colombia's most vibrant beach resort.
Director: Pedro Araya
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Cartagena Vice (1991) about?
Huon Johnson lands a job with the Cartagena Vice squad, a motley crew tasked with patrolling a lively resort and nipping crime in the bud. Teaming up with the accident-prone Autogol, Johnson soon discovers that the best way to catch crooks is to stumble upon them first.
Who directed Cartagena Vice?
Cartagena Vice was directed by Pedro Araya, blending sunny settings with offbeat comic timing.
Who stars in Cartagena Vice?
The film's leads include Ernesto Belloni, Jimmy Gutti, Susana Mayo, and Raúl Escobar, with Helvecia Viera and Olga Troncoso rounding out the cast.
Is Cartagena Vice (1991) worth watching?
While IMDb hasn't rated it, the comedy-crime mix and nostalgic 90s vibe make Cartagena Vice a breezy pick for fans of lighthearted, sun-soaked capers.
How long is Cartagena Vice?
Cartagena Vice runs 87 minutes, perfect for a quick, feel-good escape.
About Cartagena Vice (1991) — A 90s Comedy Crime Caper from Colombia
Pedrito Araya's Cartagena Vice (1991) delivers a sun-soaked, slapstick crime caper set in Colombia's most vibrant beach resort. Fresh-faced Huon Johnson joins a ragtag team of law-enforcers whose real mission is keeping the party alive while rounding up any troublemakers who wander onto their patch. His partner in chaos is Autogol, a lanky, accident-prone sidekick whose clumsiness becomes the duo's secret weapon against smugglers and petty crooks. The film balances comic chases with a breezy, almost nostalgic tone, capturing the grit and glamour of 90s resort life.
Expect rapid-fire gags, sun-bleached visuals, and a story that reminds us crime doesn't pay—unless you're really bad at it. Araya's direction leans into goofy action and heartfelt bromance, making Cartagena Vice a time-capsule comedy that revels in its own lighthearted mayhem.