Amalgama

This film is a journey through the emotions of four characters, but instead of understanding them, they make people laugh.

The film does not have a conflict to resolve, but it does give us a broad description of the problems of each character, individually and as a couple and among friends, at first this generates intrigue and a bit of mystery, but then everything falls apart due to that a resolution to these problems is not sought until almost the climax, and in that part, the script makes very hasty decisions and faces them in a ridiculous way, instead of empathize with the characters and their problems, they are laughable due to the little seriousness and importance that were taken throughout the film, even the actors' reactions to the revelations are laughable. Although the film manages to reflect the monotony that some people live in their daily lives, it also reflects that we can become very attached to something or someone that does not let us advance as a person. The story leaves some things unresolved and does not give equal importance to all the characters. Some positive points of the film are the beautiful photography, the interesting cinematography and the music, which although it is not the best, is something different and interesting. The performances are excessive at times and the ending can seem convenient and ridiculous.

Its main problem is the unpolished script that fails to give the necessary tools to worry and interest us in each of the characters, just as it fails to get us into this roller coaster of emotions that the characters go through, although it manages to stand out in the visual aspects, the script needed a lot more work to be dramatic and tragic enough.