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I didn't see anything beautiful in this movie. Even the main character is only beautiful when shot very close up. Just an uninteresting story with ugly and depraved people, in a disreputable city, at the end of the world, driven by a sexual drive. As with the pack animals - they mention it to us at the beginning and end of the film. The whole story overflows with excessive naturalism, often bordering on the vulgar. Maybe this is how the director is trying to give us more realism and truth of the story, I don't know, but rather it has the opposite effect. The only worthwhile thing about this film is the magnificent cinematography - a truly excellent job!

I can't understand why whenever there is supposed to be something scary, or at all identifying with people's fears, it has to be the same kind of monster. Copy-paste in any movie. Big head, breathing in the 40Hz range, with a slimy mouth that spouts things. Always the same! Do all horror movie makers think so alike? I think that human fear and imagination cannot be contained in such a straightforward cliché. Not to mention the all-too-obvious fact that two-thirds of the film was shot in a forest clearing and in a one house. Almost like a theatrical play. The movie is a complete sorrow but I'm not surprised. 2.

This is a sad and pointless story. It's hard to say whether this is true or refracted through the minds of the filmmakers. One can learn interesting details of the life of the guerrillas, such as the fact that they did nothing but steal, lie down, eat and smoke. I'm inclined to believe that, especially since those 2:08 hours had to be stretched into something. The characters are very straight forward and unconvincing, with few exceptions and cutscenes. In fact, the only positive characters are the two women, and the most beautiful are the great minor autumn landscapes. The film is excellently shot, but nevertheless it is a total waste of time, which I did not expect.