With its parade of finger-pointing vloggers, picture-posting stalkers and hijab-wearing, smartphone-clutching schoolgirls, "Pig" ("Khook") makes it savagely clear Western society hasn't cornered the market on selfie-centered behavior.

The filmmaker and his work deserve to be better known, and Pig is an ideal introduction to both for American audiences.

It is rare for a film to put forth so boldly precise a vision of society; it's also rare to find a satire that hardly ever falls into mere ridicule or pathos.

The spectator who assumes the challenge will be attracted by the succession of some facts. [Full review in Spanish]