A film about personal vindication that has better intentions than successes. It starts from a simple premise that needs the complicity of the viewer to accept the implausibility of the proposal. But this also requires a dramatic construction that strips it of rarity and incoherence. Neither the script nor the direction do it, unable to create an atmosphere that avoids the feeling that the message is above the story.
Shout by Miguel A. ReinaBlockedParent2020-12-22T16:45:22Z
A film about personal vindication that has better intentions than successes. It starts from a simple premise that needs the complicity of the viewer to accept the implausibility of the proposal. But this also requires a dramatic construction that strips it of rarity and incoherence. Neither the script nor the direction do it, unable to create an atmosphere that avoids the feeling that the message is above the story.