El día de la unión

A historical review of what happened in Mexico City eartquake in 1985, many of them never telling before in a movie, aspects of life in 80s, open sensibility when I saw, a good reproduction of locations, visual effects and makeup, maybe could be better without a tv style of film.

Amazing movie that every Mexican should watch! Great work from Kuno Becker! A real and truly sad story made into a beautiful pride story!

Bad cinematography, bad acting and not much union as the title suggests.

Everything in this movie is depressing. the performances, the script poorly grounded and developed, a lousy and punishable direction and deplorable photography. The film does not manage to maintain a theme, it does not fulfill its objective of remembering the victims of the earthquake and all reference to this is forced. Terrible film, a waste of time to see it. 24/1 000

A very well portrayed tragedy which still lingers within the hearts of Mexican people, from 1985 and 2017 earthquakes. A film which really touches and moves the feelings transmitting the pain, bravery and hope of all those people who lived them. Nowadays people, in this case critics, are so cynical. Saying that the movie is too dramatic and predictable. Wake up people. This was a real tragedy. I can barely imagine all the s7ffering and drama people who survived and witnessed it felt. We obviously knnow what happened, but the movie delivers great performances from documented information. Besides it has one of the best disaster sequence ever made in Mexico. Don't be so superficial when you see and review a film. Live it.