A Family

Like Angot’s writing, the film as a whole has a magic mirror quality, like so many abuse stories; everyone sees something slightly different reflected in the surface, depending on their own experience.

In many ways this is a film about, if not so much administering punishment, then at least making sure that the extent of her trauma is both understood and possibly shared.

A courageous, if somewhat uneven, work that opens doors to further discussion on the subject.

A muffled cry of pain that rejects compassion and sorrow as instruments of violence, while denouncing silence and indifference. [Full review in Spanish]