The capitalist system swallows and digests everything that lies ahead. Thanks to "market freedom", real crimes are perpetrated. We could also talk about the "health business" of many others, such as the "nursing home". Rodrigo Plá sets his sights on any case: a man, father of a family, with cancer, who does not receive medication to cure himself. His wife is unwilling to be teased after eighteen years of continued payments. The "mutual" does not pay for that medication because it does not fall within their schemes and there is the conflict. The script is perfect just as the staging is exemplary: cold, minimalist, etc. If there is something that Plá stands out for, it is how he looks at history: open, large (1x2: 35), well framed. She does not want tears, or primary emotions. For this he has Jana Raluy (the wife) and Sebastián Aguirre (the son). Magnificent. A story that happens and that is repeated in Mexico or ... in Spain. Unpublished in our country.
Review of A Monster with a Thousand Heads
