





In Non Negotiable, Mauricio Ochmann plays Alan Bender, a hostage negotiator who has to talk down Lamb, a mysterious criminal who kidnaps the president … and Bender’s wife … and her side piece. Bender has a lot to prove. It’s a high-profile case involving corrupt Mexican government workers — and his wife is about to throw in the towel on their marriage. Finished the film and looking for more zesty stories involving quirky comedic leads pursuing a bit o’ crime and corruption? Here are some thrilling comedies to check out after Non Negotiable.

In Identity Thief, Sandy Patterson (Jason Bateman), a soft-spoken finance exec living in Denver, has his life is turned upside down when his identity is stolen. Florida con artist Diana (Melissa McCarthy) has been living a lavish lifestyle on his dime. When Sandy decides to take matters into his own hands, all hell breaks loose. The comedy thriller from Seth Gordon (The Night Agent) also stars Jon Favreau (Chef), Amanda Peet (Dirty John), Morris Chestnut (The Resident), and John Cho (The Afterparty).

In the action-adventure series Bandidos from Adrian Grünberg and Javier Ruiz Caldera, a ragtag crew of bounty hunters search for the biggest treasure in human history. Though they have the key to secure the bag — a treasure map that takes them to ancient ruins and tropical locales — they’ve got some dangerous competition. Along the way, the group must traverse across the Mexican Caribbean with their heads on a swivel.

In the film The Perfect Dictatorship, starring Damián Alcázar (Acapulco), Alfonso Herrera (Ozark), and Joaquín Cosío (Savages), a TV conglomerate must rework the image of a notoriously corrupt politician who accepts a massive bribe. The political satire from director Luis Estrada (Hell) is based on the real-life story of Televisa, a network accused of planting stories to bolster candidate Enrique Peña Nieto’s 2012 presidential campaign.












































