Corrupt police, immigration and evictions.

Now this is what I call a sticky situation.

[Prime Video] It begins resembling "Athena" (2022) but in a sloppy way, infected with the "one shot syndrome" that has spread like a pandemic (expressly waiving the relevance of editing). An internal conflict is guessed in the protagonist about her role as a riot police (defend those below or serve those above), but not even Natalia de Molina knows how to express it, histrionic to say the least, nor does the director care too much. Added to its lack of consistency as a thriller is the usual condescending vision of Spanish directors towards immigration, which is also a form of racism.