La delgada línea amarilla

Nice movie about ordinariness of life. A man who has lost everything, founds a new reason to keep living. A travel watched from 5 different points of view. A Well made sound and photo work, showing Mexican desert in its whole beauty. A very watchable movie. If you like to see something different, watch it.

It was a waste of time, the movie sucks. bad acting, weak story, boring. For the every day movie watcher this will be a boring movie. The story about a group of guys painting a line has no point, there is nothing interesting about it. i expected to see something good but that never happened. very disappointed.

Overall, was a beautiful journey, but I do have a major complain: I wished the last 20 minutes were longer, maybe another extra hour to unfold the story in a more organic and intense way. I felt like they run out of money and speeded the velocity of the storytelling, giving me as result a dissatisfying feeling of watching a unfinished film. The first hour was beautifully performed, this is the struggle of rural and uneducated population here at Mexico. The hard work of painting the divisive yellow line in Mexico's highways, serves as an analogy for guidance. The yellow line is a guide in the road, and in many ways all the gentleman working here are lacking some main guidance towards self-realization. I just loved it, it was poetic and a truthful portray of rural Mexico in so many ways, that it deserved 3 hours of 2:30 of duration. Beautiful work.

I found this movie by accident and have shared it with my family. I enjoyed it so much I bought it to watch again since I found it was no longer available anywhere. I wish it had subtitles so I could share it with my non speaking Spanish friends. I am familiar with some of the actors. I love the story line and how each character has their own story they share as they work together on this journey while learning to paint the thin yellow line. The hot sun, the rain and the obstacles they encounter they still find time for humors stories. Their compassion for each other and the dog begins to rub off on their boss even though the ending is not a happy one. I love this movie and will continue sharing it with whom ever can understand Spanish.

The Mexican film La Delgada Línea Amarilla (2015) (The Thin Yellow Line) is a road movie very different from all the other road movies I've seen - five hired men (followed by a dog) walk 200 km on foot, painting a yellow dashed line on a stretch of a road in Mexico. As the task takes days to be finished, the group faces a few events they need to deal with. It was written and directed by Celso García who, in a very ingenious way, created and managed the filming of a simple story that is at the same time inspiring and engaging, in which the five characters get to know each other and create bonds of friendship as they travel along the road doing their job. It was one of the best movies I watched in 2022.