When a hostage negotiator on the brink of divorce is faced with rescuing both his abducted wife and the president of Mexico, his mediation skills may save lives … and, hopefully, his marriage. The Mexican comedy thriller Non Negotiable, starring Mauricio Ochmann, Leonardo Ortizgris, and Tato Alexander, was directed by Juan Taratuto (The Reconstruction). Based on an original idea by Alejandro De Grazia (Almost Happy), the film was written by Julieta Steinberg (Death’s Roulette), Joe Rendón (Harina), Daniel Cúparo (An Unexpected Love), and Marcelo Birmajer (Periodismo para Todos).

When will Non Negotiable be released?

Stream it now.

Where can I find the trailer for Non Negotiable?

Check it out at the top of this page. 

Mauricio Ochmann and Tato Alexander in Non Negotiable

Who’s in the cast of Non Negotiable?

• Mauricio Ochmann (El Señor de los Cielos) as Alan Bender, a hostage negotiator 
• Tato Alexander (Harina) as Victoria, Alan’s wife, a psychiatrist
• Gonzalo Vega Jr. (After Lucia) as Nico, Victoria’s personal trainer
• Enoc Leaño (Roma) as President Francisco Araiza 
• Leonardo Ortizgris (Museo) as Vicente Zambrano, a former Special Ops officer
• Claudette Maillé (Thursday’s Widows) as Commander Carrasco
• Cristina Michaus (Búnker) as Secretary of the Interior Regina Bastón

Mauricio Ochmann in Non Negotiable

What happens in Non Negotiable?

Alan Bender (Ochmann), the best hostage negotiator in Mexico, is so committed to his job that he neglects his family — much to the dismay of his wife, Victoria (Alexander). The two begin couples therapy to work on their issues, but it may be too late: Bender finds out Victoria’s been cheating on him with Nico (Vega Jr.), her personal trainer. During one of their therapy sessions, Bender gets a call: The president of Mexico (Leaño) has been kidnapped, along with his mistress. The criminal, who calls himself Lamb, is hunting for ransom money. Shortly after Bender leaves to handle the national crisis, Lamb takes additional hostages: Nico and Victoria. Can Bender mediate his way out of this hostage crisis — and maybe even win his wife back?

Enoc Leaño in Non Negotiable

Is Non Negotiable based on a book?

No, it’s not based on a book. 

Is Non Negotiable based on a true story?

Nope. It’s entirely fictional. 

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