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Border Radio (1987)

Two musicians and a roadie take money that is owed to them from a job. One flees to Mexico, and everyone has questions.

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Dennis Schwartz 16 Jun 2010

It's Andy Warhol west, humorously and amiably capturing the aimless lifestyle of punk rockers, dopers, hangers-on and idlers.

Lee M 28 Nov 2016

Border Radio bears the influence of Jim Jarmusch. It goes for the same kind of meandering ordinariness that was the hallmark of early Jarmusch classics like Stranger than Paradise. This is a difficult conceit to manufacture, however, you have to have a special eye for it. Either none of the three directors were cut out for this kind of storytelling or there were too many cooks in this kitchen, and so no real direction could be found. Nonetheless,it is an interesting attempt at portraying the post-punk L.A. scene.

mark m 05 Jan 2019

pretty bad. makes demands on the audience of a snotty art film (you have to strain to hear the dialog) providing the rewards of an incompetent shaggy dog story (providing a dialog not worth listening to).

J M 09 Aug 2008

Shoestring budget films are always a guilty pleasure of mine but when they add in film noir elements in environments that are ironically scenic in their emptiness, expectations are raised. Too bad they are not completely met as this is a film that struggles to make an impact to anyone not engrossed in the punk culture of 1980s California. Three musicians are on the run after pilfering money owed to them. Our lead man's wife tries to figure out why he is in Mexico and along the way she meets some colorful characters, including the band's players. It sounds bland because it is. There is a raw quality here (read: almost no professionalism, and it shows) and I find myself puzzled as to why this took four years to make. Not nearly as bad as people had said it was but nowhere near being a movie you need to see. And how sad is it to find myself more interested in background elements like Jeff's "Flesh for Frankenstine" poster on the wall of his house?

Laura Clifford 20 Aug 2011

It's a patchy effort that begins in confusion before settling into a rambling anti-road trip which seems like a West Coast response to Jim Jarmusch's far better "Stranger Than Paradise."