Apocalypto (2007)

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Written by Mel Gibson, Farhad Safinia

Directed by Mel Gibson

Running Time: 133 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 2007

Rating: 18 Certificate

Production Country: USA

Filmed in Colour

An enslaved Mayan warrior runs for his life through a treacherous jungle in this controversial and compelling action epic from Braveheart director Mel Gibson

Cast

Rudy YoungbloodJaguar Paw
Dalia HernándezSeven
Jonathan BrewerBlunted
Morris BirdyellowheadFlint Sky
Carlos Emilio BáezTurtles Run
Amilcar RamírezCurl Nose
Israel ContrerasSmoke Frog
Israel RíosCocoa Leaf
María Isabel DíazMother in Law
Espiridion Acosta CacheOld Story Teller
Mayra SerbuloYoung Woman
Iazua LariosSky Flower
Lorena HeranandezVillage Girl
Itandehui GutierrezWife
Sayuri GutierrezEldest Daughter
Hiram SotoFish Hunter
José SuárezFirst Temple Sacrifice
Raoul TrujilloZero Wolf
Gerardo TaracenaMiddle Eye
Rodolfo PalaciosSnake Ink
Ariel GalvanHanging Moss
Bernardo RuizDrunkards Four
Ricardo Diaz MendozaCut Rock
Richard CanTen Peccary
Carlos RamosMonkey Jaw
Ammel Rodrigo MendozaBuzzard Hook
Marco Antonio ArguetaSpeaking Wind
Javier EscobarVicious Holcane
Fernando HernandezHigh Priest
Maria Isidra HoilOracle Girl
Aquetzali GarcíaOracle Girl
Abel WoolrichLaughing Man
Antonio MonroyChilam
Nicolás JassoMan on Temple Top
Ronaldo EknalSlave Auctioneer
Miriam TunWoman Auctioneer
Rafael VelezKing
Diana BotelloQueen
Joaquin RendonHead Chac

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