Borrego cast: Who’s in the 2022 movie?

Borrego is a film that has everyone talking as of late, and here’s why you should definitely tune in, too.

The 2022 film will take you on a journey like no other as it infuses several situations into one dangerous fiasco.

On one hand, you have a law deputy officer to put an end to the incessant drug dealings and homicides in his local town. On the other, you have a botanist who finds herself wishing she never left her hometown to further research plants in this violent town. And on top of this, there is an ongoing drug war looming in the background. (We did say you’d be in for a wild ride!)

If all of these aspects weren’t reason enough for you to stream Borrego on Netflix, we’re sure hearing about the official cast list for the 2022 movie will do the trick.

Read on to learn who stars in Borrego.

Borrego cast

We have a great group of actors and actresses who did a stellar job at bringing this movie to life. Some of which you will become huge fans of and some that you already may be fans of. Either way, everyone on this list is seriously talented!

The cast of Borrego features:

• Nicholas Gonzalez as Jose
• Olivia Trujillo as Alex
• Jorge A. Jimenez as Guillermo
• Leynar Gomez as Tomas
• Jaime Aymerich as Juan Manuel
• Edward J. Bentley as Brody
• Brendan McNamee as Trent

Last but not least, Pretty Little Liars actress Lucy Hale plays the role of Elly, a woman who is being held hostage by a wanted drug dealer in the middle of the desert.

Check out Hale and the rest of the cast in the official trailer for Borrego right here.

In addition to the cast, we can attribute this film’s success to Jesse Harris, the skilled individual who serves as the writer and the director for Borrego.

Harris has directed multiple titles in the past, including Drifting, Living Life, and the acclaimed 2018 short film, Wind in the Night, so it goes without saying audiences are in very good hands.

Now that you know all about who’s in this film, it’s time to see all these great actors and actresses in their element. Head to Netflix to stream Harris’ Borrego.