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Where was The Border filmed?

The Border (1982) is a film, described on Wikidata as 1982 film by Tony Richardson. It was filmed at La Recolección Architectural Complex and Los Angeles. The shoot spans 2 countries: Guatemala and United States. Each spot below is plotted on the map with its coordinates.

TitleThe Border
Year1982
TypeFilm
Recorded filming locations2
CountriesGuatemala, United States
SourceWikidata Q1545841 · Wikipedia
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Every filming location for The Border

Visiting the The Border locations

1 of them is public ground such as streets, towns or open landscape, so you can usually walk straight up: Los Angeles. 1 is a building or estate that may charge admission or keep set hours, including La Recolección Architectural Complex. Always check access locally before travelling, and respect private land.

How far apart the The Border locations are

The two furthest apart are La Recolección Architectural Complex and Los Angeles, roughly 3,662 km apart, in Guatemala and United States respectively.

Also shot in the same places

These productions used at least one of the same locations as The Border.

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Questions about where The Border was filmed

Where was The Border filmed?

The Border was filmed at La Recolección Architectural Complex in Guatemala and Los Angeles in United States.

How many filming locations does The Border have?

2 recorded locations with coordinates. More may exist that nobody has recorded yet.

What country was The Border filmed in?

The Border has recorded locations in 2 countries: Guatemala and United States.

Can you visit the The Border filming locations?

Some of them. Public streets, parks and landmarks are usually open; studios, private homes and working sets are not. Each location page below says what kind of place it is, so you can tell which are worth a trip.

Where does this information come from?

From Wikidata's filming location records and the coordinates stored on each place. The Wikipedia article for The Border is linked below as a further source. Nothing on this page is guessed.