[Berlinale '24] There are elements of interest in this new film which returns to the police genre but from a perspective around a moral dilemma. Using a voice-over that gives it a literary tone, the story has credibility problems throughout its development, with a performing that is unconvincing. But the most problematic thing is the representation of the activists, which are only sketched and are always expressed through expository dialogues, but without a truly convincing emotional background, who become mere transmitters of that idealism of which the director wants to show its duality.
Shout by Miguel A. ReinaBlockedParent2024-02-24T11:07:23Z
[Berlinale '24] There are elements of interest in this new film which returns to the police genre but from a perspective around a moral dilemma. Using a voice-over that gives it a literary tone, the story has credibility problems throughout its development, with a performing that is unconvincing. But the most problematic thing is the representation of the activists, which are only sketched and are always expressed through expository dialogues, but without a truly convincing emotional background, who become mere transmitters of that idealism of which the director wants to show its duality.