Vivir

My heart sinks when I see credits on a short film for a mezzo-soprano or a baritone. I fear the film is going to be an arty bore that means nothing. That was the case with this film.

I saw this short film as part of the "Mexican Men" compilation of five films that is not listed on IMDB. It is easily the worst film of the five.

The writer and director obviously thought they would be marvelled at for being cryptic and profound but, in fact, the scenes from these vignettes were risible. It was so bad I fast-forwarded through the last one. I cannot recommend this offering in the slightest and wonder why another film couldn't have been found to make up the ninety minutes of the collection.