Difficult for me, to give a Mexican movie a round of applause, I think this movie deserves it in a way, when I saw it at the festival, I thought it would be another one, same plot as always, poor, criminals, and authorities (what that is lived daily in Mexico and what it seems is the only thing that is produced filmically in Mexico), more than ready to give my harsh criticism in the first minutes where everything seemed to be the usual, but after a few minutes, it I notice the difference, and that is appreciated, without a doubt Issa Lopez not only knew how to structure the script, but also managed to take the film, in certain aspects if I would have liked a better photograph, the assembly is too subtle, I miss more, the production and postproduction It was well taken, the use of 3d is inperceptible, which is good. Child performance was somewhat fair, even if having achieved a little more feeling from the children would have been grateful, for thematic and type of narration I think it was a decent delivery.
Review of Tigers Are Not Afraid
