Sacrifica o que poderia se tornar um forte comentário político em função da absoluta falta de sutileza com que desenvolve a narrativa.
La Zona (2007)
Runtime: 1 hr 37 mins
Genre: Dramas
Starring: Maribel Verdú
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Some may sniff at director Rodrigo Plá’s deliberately exaggerated style, but it makes no pretensions to authenticity. Indeed, it’s just audacious enough to work -- like Crash reimagined by Rod Serling.
An explosive Mexican drama depicting how the poor are being given the shaft in a class war that is raging around the world as the privilges of the rich and the powerful are protected.
If the insult of La Zona is not as significant as Paul Haggis's Crash, that's because director Rodrigo Plá doesn't trivialize a society's racial dynamics, only its class relations.
a complex, ambitious anatomisation of the workings of justice in a deeply iniquitous world
Signals another promising discovery in a film industry that is definitely coming into its own golden age.
An impressive feature debut that sweeps the viewer into the horrors of vigilante justice
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