Border Stories
There was a distinct lack of actors with Latin background for this short Film, so the Filmmakers had to choose two Roles from a limited choice of three, but still got the ideal actors for the film. The place, where the scene at the Trailer was filmed, belonged to a "minuteman" and the Filmmakers had to ensure that the actors were not drawn into heated discussions over political issues. Emma Jeans Hamburger Diner in Victorville (San Bernandino County, CA) was also used as Location for some Takes in "Kill Bill 2"directed by Quentin Tarantino. During filming in the Desert of San Bernardino (CA), the Production van got stuck in the sand. Since one of the actors only could come in the early evening to shoot the scene, we had to hurry up with the takes and had to dig out the van after sunset. The Producers went to get some more shovels in the meantime, so that the whole crew could help digging out the wheels in the dark and to pull the van out of the ditch, which we finally also managed. While rushing back to L.A. (2 hours drive), the driver was mistaken with one of the roads and this one happen to have a dead End. He realized that too late and the car flew in a ditch with the actors. As the 2nd car with the rest of the crew finally could locate us, we managed to pull the car out of the ditch, could cancel the 911 call and even drive back in the car. The car got a bit damaged underneath & had to be serviced afterwards.
About
Florian Wyss

Producer
Andy Svensson, Oscar Lauterbach, Florian Wyss

Writer
Florian Wyss

Julio Dominguez as Hannibal, Paul Alayo as Manuel, Maurice Brooks as John, Liz Anne Keigley as Waitress Maggie, Neil Ruddy as Police Officer.

Language
Spanish & English

Subtitle Language
English

Country
USA, Switzerland

Equipment and Format
Filmed on 16mm Film and edited on Video.

Length
7' 42"

Genre
Drama

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