Adiós

This is a story about poverty and richness. Poverty in the material and in the human values sense of the word. This is a story that could happen in any part of the world. This version is situated in and adapted to the Spanish context, where a the story unfolds in Sevilla, around one of the roughest neghbourhoods there. We have good ingredients of good and bad, and of the reasons we do things and of who we are. Nothing in the adult world is white or black. The film is shot in part on site in a real slum and delinquent neighbourhood in Sevilla. That alone is a feat. Acting is good and most of the characters convincing. The story is not straightforward and keeps one awake and interested at all times. I recommend viewing.

Recommended.

Fairly engrossing.

Good script.

Enjoy.

The language in this movie is horrendous, I couldn't understand half of it and I'm Spanish myself, the irony, I have seen Mario Casas in other movies and he is an excellent actor, no doubt about that, but I'm not going to rate the movie because of him. The story is something that We have seen hundreds of times in other movies in different ways, nothing new. One of the things they did right was, a parent always do anything for their children.

Its a spanish film that does a take on drug kingpins, addicts, interdepartemental police corruption, decieft, blood feud, and a revenge factor that only a few other international movies can show the same quality.

its a revenge for a accidental kill of a child of a protruding and prominet crime family that ignites it all.

it has a very nice build up, the tension and the outcomes of the shootouts are invisible and unsurtain to smell before the battle, and the lines laid out in away that makes you surprised and bypassed by the twists of the plot. the setup and float in the action scenes are brilliant.

but its a film made by a weak financial power in the film business, so dont expect cgis et.al, but the acting are good and if you need a change of footprint of narcoaction then its a recommend from the grumpy old man

A Spanish movie hit so hard. You do not only watch, also feel this movie. You feel the couple's loss. Also the plot, the flow, the action etc did not overdose you, balanced in every aspect. Watch it, you won't regret.