O Caçador

A subject well managed of something society don't want to see.

The subject make us sick but the movie presents it with all the due respect.

Great photography and environment.

I kept getting distracted by the main characters huge uni-brow.

An Argentine drama. It is about an adolescent who is in the stage of sexual awakening and looking for someone to live those experiences with, but in doing so falls into the wrong hands. Quality. Slightly parsimonious. LGBTQ Winner of the Maguey award at the FICG. The protagonist's performance is spectacular, the gestures of desire are shown in an extraordinary and impeccable way. A fabulous stage and film direction. It's about deception, extortion, sexual desire and awakening, the search for identity. It shows in an assertive and timely manner the little or no interest of parents in their children and the lack of communication in modern times. An interesting exploratory journey. The only problem is that the ending is fully interpretive and cuts off abruptly leaving you with the feeling of wanting more from the movie.

Unbearably parsimonious, the only thing worth watching is the main characters' great performances, who manage to take the indecisive plot somewhere away from utter uneventfulness. It does depict the ugly reality of teen exploitation, but it fails to deliver relatability.

Marco Berger is an excellent filmmaker, but this one is a miss for me. His better work "The Blonde One" is more of my speed. The kid in this film, his unibrow, as someone said before was way too distracting. Also, the pace was so incredibly slow, it took me out of the story at times. And so it goes. The beat goes on.