A film that stands out for its excellent photography and the way in which the immensity of Patagonia is captured, so that the viewer who does not know the extensive areas where only the wind can be heard, can be part of this story. Beyond that, the film is flat in its construction of characters, with a poor script full of stereotypes, which, although based on real people, seem to recite a history manual given in schools. The first half of the film is slow, then it picks up a little more pace and then declines again in its final stretch. Some people may find the film a good product, but those of us who are more demanding will be bored at times. Watch it at your own risk.
Review of The Settlers
