Kidnapping Thriller ‘Non Negotiable’ Trailer Feat. Mauricio Ochmann

Kidnapping Thriller ‘Non Negotiable’ Trailer Feat. Mauricio Ochmann

by Alex Billington
June 28, 2024
Source: YouTube

“Today we need them to give us some answers.” A Netflix Original film from Mexico. Netflix has revealed an official trailer for a Mexican kidnapping thriller titled Non Negotiable, starring Mauricio Ochmann as a hostage negotiator. This film is a strange comedy thriller mash-up set for release streaming on Netflix worldwide at the end of July. Hostage negotiator Alan Binder (aka Bender) is called to rescue the president from a kidnapping, only to find himself also mediating to save his wife and marriage, too. Binder is a skillful hostage negotiator, the best in Mexico, who will face the most crucial case of his career when the President and his lover are kidnapped. And the kidnapper demands to negotiate only with him. Starring Ochmann as Binder, along with Leonardo Ortizgris, Tato Alexander, Geraldine Zinat, and Fernanda Borches. Does the humor in this work? Does the concept make this worth a watch? Doesn’t look like it’ll be any good.

Here’s the first official trailer for Juan Taratuto’s film Non Negotiable, direct from Netflix’s YouTube:

Alan Binder (Mauricio Ochmann) is a skillful hostage negotiator, the best in Mexico, who will soon face the most crucial case of his career when both the President and his lover are kidnapped. The kidnapper demands to negotiate only with him. Non Negotiable, also known as No Negociable in Spanish, is directed by Argentinian filmmaker Juan Taratuto, director of the films Who Says It’s Easy?, A Boyfriend for My Wife, The Reconstruction, Papers in the Wind, and I Married a Dumbass previously. No screenplay credit is confirmed yet. It’s produced by Felicitas Arce, Alejandra Cárdenas, Alejandro De Grazia, and Cristian Sessa. Made by Sin Sentido Films and Tiger House Production Company. Netflix will release Juan Taratuto’s Non Negotiable film streaming on Netflix starting July 26th, 2024 this summer. Anyone want to watch this?

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