Inhale (2010) ( Run for Her Life ) ( In hale )

Inhale (2010) (Blu-Ray) (*)

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Original Title: Run for Her Life
Alternate Title: In hale
Language Selections:
Danish ( Subtitles )
English ( Dolby Digital 5.1 )
English ( DTS-HD Master Audio )
Finnish ( Subtitles )
Norwegian ( Subtitles )
Swedish ( Subtitles )

Product Origin/Format:
Denmark ( Blu-Ray/Region A/B/C )

Running Time:
83 min

Aspect Ratio:
Widescreen (1.78:1)

Special Features:
Interactive Menu
Scene Access

Movie filmed in 2010 and produced in:
United States ( USA, Canada )

Directed By:
Baltasar Kormákur

Written By:
Walter A. Doty III
John Claflin

Actors:
Mia Stallard ..... Chloe
Dermot Mulroney ..... Paul Stanton
Diane Kruger ..... Diane Stanton
Sam Shepard ..... James Harrison
Jordi Mollà ..... Aguilar
Vincent Perez ..... Dr. Martinez
Rosanna Arquette ..... Dr. Rubin
David Selby ..... Henry White
Cesar Ramos ..... Ines
Kristian Ferrer ..... Miguel
Arlin Alcala ..... Centro Medico Juarez Receptionist
Juan Avila ..... Camaronito
Nick Banks ..... Dr. Sullivan
Richard Barela ..... Hotel Clerk
Daniel Barela ..... Used Car Salesman

Synopsis:

In the thriller drama Inhale, up and coming District Attorney Paul Stanton (Dermot Mulroney) is a family man who has built a solid reputation for defending the law. Now in the middle of prosecuting a high-profile sex offender case, he tries to remain focused although he has serious problems of his own.Paul and his wife Diane (Diane Kruger) have one daughter, Chloe (Mia Stallard), who has been diagnosed with a rare degenerative disease. She needs a double lung transplant, but there are many patients ahead of her on the waiting list for donors.But when news arrives that Chloes condition has worsened, Dr. Rubin (Rosanna Arquette), tells them that it is beyond their ability to save Chloe's life, but she also tells them that if they have money, there is another way for them to find a lung donor.Stunned with the possibility of having to break the law to save their daughter's life, Paul, contacts his friend James Harrison (Sam Shepard) for advice. Harrison tells him that he has information about a mysterious Dr. Navarro (Vincent Perez) who performs transplants in Tijuana, Mexico, but warns him that pursuing this course could cost him everything; his reputation, career and possibly even his life as well as the life of his daughter.Confused and frantic, Paul and Diane decide to take the risk to find this doctor if there is a chance they can save Chloes life. Their journey takes them across the border to Mexico and into the dangerous territory of the underworld. Paul's search brings him face to face with the corrupt police officer Aguilar (Jordi Mollá) and the discovery that Dr. Navarro is connected to an illegal organ harvesting operation where the donors are in reality victims. Paul finds himself caught in a desperate situation of choosing between saving the life of his daughter or exposing the criminal activity that could save the lives of hundreds of children.

Inhale, a shrill, feverish melodrama about illicit organ trafficking, stars Dermot Mulroney as Paul Stanton, a rising district attorney in Santa Fe, N.M., who is willing go to any lengths to secure two lungs for his ailing young daughter, Chloe (Mia Stallard). The girl is dying of a rare respiratory disease, and Paul's search is a race against time that takes him across the Mexican border to Ju?z. His journey is a descent into hell. Rarely has a city been portrayed in a movie as such a fetid maelstrom of crime, misery and chaos. One character describes Ju?z with a certain pride as 'the capital of death.' Repeatedly beaten up and robbed as he travels from one seedy clinic to another looking for an elusive doctor rumored to traffic in illegally obtained organs, Paul narrowly escapes death several times. He eventually uncovers a network of mostly American physicians, operating under the cover of a charitable Doctors Without Borders-like organization, who murder the poor and harvest their organs to sell to desperate patients who might otherwise die before their names come to the top of official waiting lists for organ donations. The doctors, when confronted about their criminal enterprise, offer elaborate rationalizations for a dirty business that reaps them millions; the impoverished victims would soon die anyway, and lives that would otherwise be lost are saved. Paul is ready to pay the $200,000 in cash needed to save Chloe's life. 'Inhale,' directed by the Icelandic filmmaker Baltasar Kormakur ('A Little Trip to Heaven,' 'Jar City') from a story by Christian Escario, has a screenplay by Walter Doty and John Claflin that is a muddle of tangled intentions.

This product was added to our catalog on Thursday 31 March, 2011.

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