This is an interesting political suspenser about an anti-American summit of Latin American countries, focusing on the Argentine president. Its major fault is trying to squeeze in the story of the Argentine president's daughter. While she does shed light on his character, it absorbed too much of the screen time. This subplot should have been dealt with quickly, as the movie dealt with the subplot of the Spanish journalist (played by Elena Anaya). And a little less of the daughter would have left a little more time for the politics which, especially at the end of the movie, could have benefitted from a little more time and clarity.
Review of The Summit
