Abundant mind food

Rating: 10/10 (16 October 2013)

Absolutely stunning! This is a jewel of a film from Spain and Argentina. The plot can be found elsewhere. If it was not a film script, this could perfectly fit in the documentary genre.
From most perspectives, the depth and breadth of this film is magnificent. In many respects, a film that encompasses what we're living now as a society. A reflection on our maddening sense of futility when we think, or even dare to think about change. A summary of lessons learned in the sewers of reality, of politics, of democracy. Where "isms" are everywhere and nowhere, where people are real and helpless, even when under the umbrella of the Governemnt itself.
A must see. One of those films that reminds me -again, that what we do in Hollywood is for boneheads. This film makes me think. It makes me feel. It makes me remember that we, the people, should take action, even when it seems impossible and we're running on empty.
I bet there's no one whose sense of justice, stability or political affiliation that has seen this film is not challenged with truths that scream in the depths of the soul.
Technically, from the cinematographer point of view, the script nuances, the acting, the story-telling, this film exudes quality. The quality we crave for in modern cinema,