Ci sono guerre in cui non c'è confine tra bene e male
Al confine tra Stati Uniti e Messico, in una zona dove non esiste la legge, Kate, un'agente dell'FBI idealista è arruolata da un agente del governo in una task force d'elite impegnata nella sempre più difficile guerra al traffico di droga. Guidati da un consulente dal passato discutibile, la squadra parte per una missione segreta che costringerà Kate a mettere in discussione tutto ciò in cui credeva, per poter sopravvivere.
Cast Completo di Sicario
Emily Blunt
Kate Macer
Emily Blunt delivered a compelling and nuanced performance as FBI agent Kate Macer in the gripping 2015 thriller "Sicario," directed by Denis Villeneuve. Blunt's portrayal of Macer is the moral compass of the film, bringing a sense of integrity and vulnerability to the fore as she navigates the murky waters of the U.S.-Mexico drug war. Her character's initial idealism and determination to uphold the law quickly become challenged as she is drawn into a clandestine operation led by a mysterious consultant played by Josh Brolin and an enigmatic Colombian operative, portrayed by Benicio del Toro. Blunt's performance is a masterclass in subtlety; her expressive eyes and understated reactions convey the internal conflict and steadfast resolve of an agent out of her depth but determined to see justice done. Her character's evolution from a confident, by-the-book agent to a disillusioned participant in the morally ambiguous war on drugs is the emotional core of the film, earning Blunt critical acclaim for her ability to balance strength and fragility in a world where the lines between right and wrong are perpetually blurred.
Jon Bernthal
Ted
Jon Bernthal delivered a compelling performance as Ted, a jaded and disillusioned Delta Force soldier, in Denis Villeneuve's gripping 2015 film "Sicario." Bernthal's portrayal of Ted is one of controlled intensity, expertly capturing the character's internal conflict as he grapples with the moral ambiguities of his role in the drug war on the U.S.-Mexico border. His character's hardened exterior serves as a protective shell against the brutality and futility he witnesses, yet Bernthal manages to imbue Ted with a palpable sense of vulnerability, hinting at a yearning for redemption amidst the chaos. Bernthal's physicality and raw charisma are on full display as he navigates the treacherous narrative, often saying more with a glance or a clench of his jaw than with his economically used dialogue. His interactions with Emily Blunt's character, Kate Macer, are particularly charged, as he represents a dark mirror to her idealism, challenging her ethics and forcing her to confront the murky realities of their shared profession. Bernthal's performance is a standout among an ensemble of strong actors, contributing to the film's unsettling atmosphere and its thought-provoking exploration of the cost of violence and the pursuit of justice.