A film on Argentine military dictatorship and dirty war of fascists against Montonero guerrilla is always welcome, as it is a quite important even in the history of Latin America and in the dire days of reactionary oppession against democracy and human rights. Making a film on a military dictatorship focusing the life of a child is also a script decision that often works very well, as I may mention Brazilian "O ano em que meus pais saíram de férias" ("The Year My Parents Went on Vacation"), Argentine "Kamchatka", and Nicaraguan "Princesas rojas" ("Red Princesses"). This Argentine film is not bad and it is visually appealing: cinematography, art direction, the usage of drawn animation... However (and unfortunately), it is too tepid, excessively long and sluggish, and lacks a tighter script. Spectator never gets involved, the movie simply does not make specttor feels or velieves in what is portrayed on the screen.
Review of Clandestine Childhood
