This movie was really slow in developing, poorly written, poorly filmed, and with the exception of Susana Salazar, poorly acted too. It’s bad enough that at times you can’t hear what the actors are saying, but it only gets worse when — in a still shot — the camera is wobbling slightly back and forth. Come on, you couldn’t afford a simple tripod for this film?

The only redeeming use for this film is that the dialog isn’t too fast, so if you’re working to improve your understanding of spanish, this film can be good practice.