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Plot: A couple goes to dangerous lengths to find a lung donor for their daughter.
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Ratings:

	6.5/10 Votes: 6,542
	38% | RottenTomatoes
	39/100 | MetaCritic
	N/A Votes: 102 Popularity: 7.939 | TMDB

Reviews:

Not for the squeamish or faint of heart, the viewer will experience a hidden world . . .
Somewhat in the same genre’ as the film “Traffic” which takes the viewer into the extremely dark world of human trafficking of kidnapped children sold to pedophile clients, “Inhale” takes the viewer into the dark world of “no questions asked” human organ trafficking, sold into the medical black market.

There’s no fooling around, fluff or frills in this film.

Right from the start, the viewer is plunged into a contorted realm of existence, faced with horrific choices that have to be made under the worst of imaginable circumstances.

Desperate parents, hoping against hope for a donor lung transplant, while their daughter is inching ever closer to death, faced with a seemingly illogical and unfair organ recipient listing system, realize that they have to resort to other “outside the box” options, immediately.

In the real world, this is a scenario that is all too familiar for countless thousands of parents, who, regardless of expense or effort needed, will travel to various clinics outside the USA, to save their children from otherwise certain death. To cater to this need, there are many parts of the world where, for the right price, the desperately needed organ(s) in question magically appear on demand to the highest bidder.

All things considered, this film does deliver a bone chilling dose of drama under duress, and then some.

The only part that I felt seemed to be a bit weak was the ending, which was tailored more to suit a politically correct message, rather than deliver a realistic rendering of what would actually happen in such circumstances.

Having said that, however, the casting and acting in this piece fit into this story like a hand to a glove. I had no trouble in suspending disbelief while viewing this film, as I personally have traveled around a bit and have seen first hand what this sort of scenario looks like.

I give the director a lot of credit for trying to deliver this view into a world mostly hidden from the general public, via this dramatic platform.

As previously suggested, this film is not for the squeamish or faint of heart.

They had me right up until the end…and then they really lost me.
This movie has its problems but almost manages to overcome them with a compelling concept, quick pace and plenty of plot twists. Then a hugely unsatisfying conclusion, that gets dumber the more you think about it, short circuits all the dramatic and emotional tension of the story and reemphasizes all those problems you originally overlooked.

Paul Stanton (Dermot Mulroney) is a New Mexico prosecutor whose daughter (Mia Stallard) is dying of a lung disease. Frustrated with America’s transplant bureaucracy, Paul leaves his daughter and wife (Diane Kruger) behind and heads to Mexico, following a shadowy lead on a black market set of lungs. After being put through the wringer, Paul eventually unravels the mystery of “organ tourism” and is forced to confront the question he’s been denying through the whole ordeal. Exactly how far is he willing to go to save his daughter’s life?

Now, Paul and his wife have essentially no personality other than their deep concern over their daughter and the first half of Inhale is littered with expository flashbacks that ultimately prove to be unnecessary. But the crisis facing the couple is so easy to identify with and Paul’s pursuit of his daughter’s salvation is so earnest and fraught with so many challenges that you don’t really mind the characters being two dimensional. And the flashbacks end just as Paul’s search for some lungs kicks into high gear, which allows the annoyance over their pointlessness to wash away.

At this point, Dermot Mulroney’s strong performance as a desperate father lost in the labyrinth of Juarez, Mexico has been enough to carry the film along as he races the clock to save his daughter. It’s a simple, believable dilemma that holds your attention and the plot has been just unexpected enough to leave you anxious to see how it’s all resolved. Inhale then races toward an ending which implodes in its stupidity. After hewing pretty close to realistic drama, the story dives deep into melodrama at the finish and then decides to skip over all the anguish and fallout the melodrama is meant to create. Paul Stanton is quite ludicrously put in the position of having to choose to save his daughter’s life by killing another child but we don’t get to see that decision made or any of the immediate consequences of it. The movie just cuts away to days or weeks later to let us know what Paul decided and then, like 30 seconds later, Inhale simply ends. The entire motion picture has been a boulder rolling downhill toward Paul’s big decision but instead of giving the audience the crash its been waiting for and deserves, they’re handed a wet noodle denouement and then kicked out of the story like it’s an apartment and the viewer is 6 months behind on the rest.

Oh, and at the end of this movie, Paul knows everything there is to know about this illegal organ-selling operation. He knows names, faces, locations, crimes and the way this thing ends, there’s no reason in the world why Paul wouldn’t or shouldn’t go to the authorities and blow the whistle on the whole murderous scheme. Yet, the organ-sellers let Paul walk away, apparently trusting this now grief-stricken gringo to keep their secrets. And as Inhale ends, that’s seems to be exactly what Paul did. These filmmakers clearly thought they were casting Paul as this tragic hero with their conclusion, but what they did was make him an accomplice to evil.

A lot of good movies have flaws and what makes them good is that something about the story or its presentation transcends or overpowers those weaknesses. Inhale does the opposite, highlighting and exaggerating its problems until they can’t be ignored. This film isn’t a disaster but it is very disappointing.

Other Information:

Original Language en
Runtime 1 hr 23 min (83 min)
Budget 10000000
Revenue 55089
Status Released
Rated R
Genre Drama, Thriller
Director Baltasar Kormákur
Writer Walter Doty, John Claflin, Christian Escario
Actors Dermot Mulroney, Diane Kruger, Sam Shepard
Country United States
Awards 3 nominations
Production Company N/A
Website N/A

Technical Information:

Sound Mix Dolby Digital
Aspect Ratio 2.35 : 1
Camera Arricam LT
Laboratory Company 3 (digital intermediate)
Film Length N/A
Negative Format 35 mm (Kodak Vision2 50D 5201, Vision2 200T 5217, Vision3 500T 5219)
Cinematographic Process N/A
Printed Film Format D-Cinema