Director:
Ernesto Díaz EspinozaGuión:
Ernesto Díaz EspinozaCámara:
Nicolás IbietaMúsica:
RoccoSinopsis(1)
Santiago Fernandez is an aimless young man content with spending hours on the couch playing Grand Theft Auto and fantasizing about an exciting life of crime and gun fights. By night he DJs at a club owned by ruthless Argentinian kingpin Che Longana. One evening, Santiago finds himself trapped in a bathroom stall as Longana holds a secret meeting to make known his offer of $300 million pesos for the head of Machine Gun Woman, an ex-girlfriend turned hitwoman who has it out for him. When he is discovered eavesdropping on the conversation, Santiago's only choice to avoid being executed is to lie, claim he knows Machine Gun Woman and offer to bring her in. When he is given 24 hours to make good on his claim, Santiago's life turns into a violent video game of its own complete with missions, guns, sexy women and brutal violence. (texto oficial de la distribuidora)
(más)Reseñas (2)
My girlfriend started watching a soap opera and so I started watching a Chilean movie. She wasn’t interested since she was a bit skeptical of the country of origin. But the result was actually very non-PC. It was as if I was watching some brutal, but brutally funny videogame for those 75 minutes.
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Chilean film certainly isn't one of those that I would know in any way, and this is actually the first contribution from Chilean cinematography that I have seen. It has quite interesting elements, with the passionate nature of Spaniards and their sense of aesthetic, which is dirty, dusty, and sweating. As a B movie, it is absolutely excellent and it is an example of how similar films should look like, something that Americans have not been capable of lately, as shown in films like "Bounty Killer".
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