The Crossing 2

MEDIAN. A film that begins with a romance story and then becomes a drama. This first part (novel) has a somewhat slow and even tedious rhythm but then develops into an accelerated rhythm, helping to improve the quality of the narrative, especially during the shipwreck. Because it is based on a real story, there is a tendency for the facts to have logic in the events and without many inventions on the part of the writer. However, I found the way it was narrated somewhat confusing. You get a little lost and don't understand some connections between the characters. This is a negative point in the film. I confess that after watching it, I was not interested in watching the first part (The Crossing (2014)). I was inclined to give a lower grade, but I consider 6 as adequate in the rating.