A raw reality, filmmaker Beatriz Seigner knew how to capture the cruelty and misfortunes of refugees very well, mixing reality and fiction, where some actors (such as the president and grandmother) are residents of the Island, stupendous family performance, captivating simplicity, mysticism and the belief present in a magical enchanting way... And the outcome, surprising, that plot twist so sweet, so subtle, that makes us wonder, "was that right?" and remembering, everything fits, excellent production, rude and pure... Núria and Adam, father and daughter, were really dead... "It's an unjust war, which we've lived through for more than half a century, because the guerrillas are children of the poor, and the soldiers of the armed force are also for the children of the poor, not for the children of the president, the rich and the businessmen. And the paramilitaries too. They are children of the poor. So we are at war with ourselves."
Review of Los silencios
