miguelreina

[JFF+ '23] Although at times the film wants to address too many issues, its approach and its development turn out to be a very accurate approach to loss in a society in which the feeling of anger predominates above all as a form of of coping with trauma. The director maintains an equidistant position on the victims who have lost a family member in an accident and those to blame for that accident, but this position sometimes harms its development, without it ceasing to be a brave proposal. The mix of perspectives also represents the distant views between feelings of guilt and loss.