The Fragility of Seconds
Directed by Matthew TompkinsWhere to Watch The Fragility of Seconds
The Fragility of Seconds Trivia
The Fragility of Seconds was released on January 1, 2008.
The Fragility of Seconds was directed by Matthew Tompkins.
The Fragility of Seconds has a runtime of 1h 42m.
The Fragility of Seconds was produced by Matthew Tompkins.
In the dusty, lawless border town of Ojinaga, Chihuahua; Mexico, it is only days until the hardscrabble citizens fill the streets for the annual Revolutionary Parade in honor of Mexico's favorite son, Pancho Villa. With the shadow of multiple unsolved abductions and murders emanating from Juarez, the people of Ojinaga are ready for a day without fear, ready to forget the corrupt police, the drug cartels, and the crushing poverty. But a killer is among them. In a matter of seconds, a single horrific event shatters everything and three men are brought together by deadly circumstances. It only takes a few moments for everything to change. Forever.
The key characters in The Fragility of Seconds are Prisoner (Butch Anderson), Martin Dominguez (Julio Cesar Cedillo), Don Raphael (Jesse Cortez).
The Fragility of Seconds is rated Not Rated.
The Fragility of Seconds is a Drama film.
The Fragility of Seconds has an audience rating of 6.9 out of 10.
The Fragility of Seconds had a budget of $200K.