La desaparición de Helena

The film is supposed to be a documentary made by YouTubers, but at no point does it feel like a work made by youtubers, the shots used in the film are not the ones used by youtubers. But it also doesn't help that the film jumps to blogs, Instagram lives and flashbacks of events leading up to Helena's disappearance. For people with experience in social media, they start lives at times when it doesn't belong. The flashbacks keep the format of the text overlaid by the youtubers, which doesn't make sense, as they shouldn't have footage of these events.

There are mistakes that were easy to avoid, for example they say they are in a place and you can see where they are in reality because they forgot to cover the name of the place.

It's all these mistakes that keep you from getting immersed in the universe of the movie, which didn't have a bad premise, but what's the point if you focus more on the mistakes than the plot.