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Ángel rencontre Estrella dans une boîte de nuit. Après une dispute avec Poli, le petit ami possessif de la jeune femme, cette dernière comprend qu'Ángel a le don de s’attirer des ennuis mais surtout de s'en sortir. Pour cette raison, elle l'encourage à rejoindre des voleurs surveillés par la police madrilène. Ángel gravit les échelons de son nouveau milieu très rapidement. Plus dure sera la chute car l'inspecteur Duque souhaite mettre un terme à la carrière de malfrat du jeune homme.
Avis de la communauté (8)
It started off good, but it fell flat at the end. I was hoping the ending would be a little more cleaver, but it was boring and predictable. [spoiler] You would think after they found out about the police tapping their phones, they would get burner phones or something. [/spoiler]
This film presents itself as an action thriller aiming to capture the essence of quinqui cinema, but it falls short of balancing style and narrative. Visually, it feels more like a music video than a film; the scenes unfold rapidly but lack the depth necessary to sustain the viewer's emotional engagement. Furthermore, the music is repetitive and uninspired, adding little to the experience and instead distracting from what should be the story’s core. The script fails to convince. While the plot offers moments of tension, it feels implausible and overly reliant on clichés. The characters are underdeveloped, making it difficult to empathize with their motivations or connect with their journey, leaving the story to progress superficially. Though there are glimpses of ambition in areas such as the direction of action sequences and attempts to incorporate social commentary, the overall result doesn't quite work. The film becomes stuck between trying to be a gripping piece of entertainment and delivering a deeper message, but it fails to excel in either area.
Cine "quinqui", of low-class delinquents whose lives unfold between jail and petty theft. That "quinqui" cinema has produced some great movies, but sometimes it can't make a topical, cartoonish portrait. Although it is intended to give naturalness to the cast with rappers who have never acted, Carolina Yuste offers the most spontaneity. Calparsoro gets carried away by the clichés about a poorly constructed script.
Don't waste your time with this shit story. It's too long, not interesting, and just... bad. The actors did a good job, but this was a complete drag to watch in spite of their efforts.
After a long time, an action movie that really entertained me from start to finish. Miguel Herrán has a great acting career. I already liked it in the Elite series.