Moscas

I recently watched this film at the International Film Festival Rotterdam (IFFR). It presents a unique twist on the classic murder mystery genre, functioning as a reverse who-dunnit. Instead of unraveling who the murderer is, the plot centers on identifying who is harassing the protagonist. This narrative approach is both intriguing and engaging. The film skillfully balances humor with suspense, offering a compelling viewing experience. The characters are well-crafted and brought to life by impressive acting, which adds depth to the story. Additionally, the city of Buenos Aires plays a crucial role, almost like a supporting character. Its portrayal is not only beautiful but also integral to the film, adding a distinct flavor and ambiance that enriches the overall narrative. This element of the movie is particularly notable for its vivid and captivating depiction of the city's essence.