Talahib

Bascon delivers an incredibly strong performance, with his body language feeling completely natural and his tone capturing the complexity of his character. He doesn't just act, he fully embodies the role, making every moment feel raw and genuine. In addition, the film really drives home how crime and violence can be passed down through generations, creating a cycle that's hard to break. Even if family members aren't directly involved in the original crime, they often end up paying the price. It's a harsh reminder of how actions from the past continue to shape the future. On top of that, it tackles social issues like the way the wealthy can have a hold over the less fortunate and how nature is exploited for greed and the pursuit of progress. It's not just a story, but a commentary on deeper, real-world problems.