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Guillermo Arriaga has made a film in an immense flashback where various stories converge, but where the starting point does not change, while the characters evolve. Discover the review
Guillermo Arriaga has made a film in an immense flashback where various stories converge, but where the starting point does not change, while the characters evolve.
A slow and sorrowful narration, flowing, almost in real-time (like Michael Mann, if you know what I mean); a wise and precise use of flashbacks; the pain of living seeping from the scenes and the faces of the actors (all talented: some known, others less so); characters narrating their lives without outcries, almost passively, yet with rare effectiveness. Discover the review
A slow and sorrowful narration, flowing, almost in real-time (like Michael Mann, if you know what I mean); a wise and precise use of flashbacks; the pain of living seeping from the scenes and the faces of the actors (all talented: some known, others less so); characters narrating their lives without outcries, almost passively, yet with rare effectiveness.
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