This is the movie that has touched me the most. In perspective: the Titanic ain't got nothing on this documentary.
The documentary shows testimonials from victims and perpetrators in the Juàrez area in Mexico. An area where the horrors of unlawfulness are day-to-day issues.
Even though the 'talking heads' wear masks, you can almost smell the emotions from the screen. At some point I noticed that almost no one in my row in the cinema kept their eyes dry, including myself.
Without having a lot of background knowledge in the subject, you still understand that the current situation in Mexico is not how it should be. Sadly, like the filmmaker correctly pointed out in the Q&A session: "the biggest problem is impunity".
The documentary shows testimonials from victims and perpetrators in the Juàrez area in Mexico. An area where the horrors of unlawfulness are day-to-day issues.
Even though the 'talking heads' wear masks, you can almost smell the emotions from the screen. At some point I noticed that almost no one in my row in the cinema kept their eyes dry, including myself.
Without having a lot of background knowledge in the subject, you still understand that the current situation in Mexico is not how it should be. Sadly, like the filmmaker correctly pointed out in the Q&A session: "the biggest problem is impunity".