El Hogar

Someone said "You know what would make a really great movie? No color, no audio, costumes from the high school drama club, and vaudevillian over the top acting. And how about we add old-timey cartoon music throughout the entire movie as well!". People have spent a century improving the quality of movies for a reason; to make them better. Now someone, whoever made this movie, wants to step us back 100 years? Why? And I wish I could say that the story was compelling or interesting, but unfortunately there's just not much of that either. Was this some sort of a university graduate students project?