A zesty doc that walks right up to the edge of dark comedy, peers over the cliff, and takes a cheeky plunge into something weird and wonderful.

From recreating the visuals to highlighting the shortcomings of the authority and focusing on the victims, Maria Jose Cuevas’s documentary digs deep.

An absorbing documentary that follows the capture of Mexico's most famous serial killer while exposing the flaws of the country's legal and judicial systems. [Full Review in Spanish]

Cuevas lets the chips fall where they may, which is laudable in some ways, but it too frequently reeks of crass exploitation.