[Netflix] It manages to use humor around inclusivity, not to build a comedy about people with disabilities, but to ironize about the political marketing instruments whose inclusion initiatives end up being equally discriminatory, establishing exclusion groups. But above all it's a well-structured comedy that perhaps cannot be balanced with the introduction of some doses of extreme violence, which tries to contrast the real world with the naïve environment of the group of urban guards. That ability to be subject and object of the jokes that Santiago Korovsky has, plays in its favor.
Shout by Miguel A. ReinaBlockedParent2023-03-06T14:42:13Z
[Netflix] It manages to use humor around inclusivity, not to build a comedy about people with disabilities, but to ironize about the political marketing instruments whose inclusion initiatives end up being equally discriminatory, establishing exclusion groups. But above all it's a well-structured comedy that perhaps cannot be balanced with the introduction of some doses of extreme violence, which tries to contrast the real world with the naïve environment of the group of urban guards. That ability to be subject and object of the jokes that Santiago Korovsky has, plays in its favor.