Review by natmavila

"The Kings of the World" (2022) is a wild ride that takes you on a rollercoaster of emotions and adventures. Imagine the Little Rascals, but on the streets of Medellín, and you've got this heartwarming yet slightly bonkers tale. The film's plot revolves around Rá and his gang of street-smart misfits, and let me tell you, their journey from city streets to the Colombian wilderness is a journey you won't soon forget.

The film brilliantly combines moments of heartwarming camaraderie with laugh-out-loud disobedience. It's like watching a bunch of scrappy kids trying to outwit the world's most stubborn grown-ups, only this time, the grown-ups are paramilitaries. The performances from the young cast are outstanding, and the chemistry between them is infectious. And let's not forget the sex workers who add both humor and heart to the story, providing short-term maternity care with a twist you won't see coming!

As the gang searches for their "promised land," you'll find yourself rooting for these underdogs every step of the way. "The Kings of the World" is a unique blend of adventure, friendship, and resistance, and it's a must-watch for anyone who enjoys a heartwarming yet hilariously rebellious journey. Four and a half stars because, well, they had us at "parallel world without laws"!