The Laws of Thermodynamics

This is the first tittle I watch in Netflix that made me want to know if there are more parts coming up, this is genius, accurate and dummy prove explicatory of the biggest of the realities, being literal.

The perfect approach that can help anyone understand the generality to arrive to the understanding of our human particularities.

The movie is originally in Castellano and English what appeared to me as an incredible design of the film because there is not better way to speak about science than in English and about passion than in Spanish.

Another prove that Spanish Cinema never will let you down, they keep up the flag of mastery in the education of all their actors, directors and cinematographers.

It's a shame that the so-called scientist in the film and those who wrote it have failed to test for the fact that the second law of thermodynamics is nullified when certain arrangements of materials are met- as is the case with a box layered with organic and inorganic material. Too bad hollywood is just a propaganda machine churning out sludge for the mushy-minded masses.

It's funny, educational, smart but not pompous. Includes outside Catalonia locations. Charming characters, once thermodynamicaly balanced. On the shoulders of giants, have a good laugh at life, love, destiny and free will. Charming, tastefull, wide minded, modern, sometimes even touching. Scientifically correct about concepts.

It is quite a good and educative way to explain what we call love and affection. It was demonstrated with charming characters in a way that anybody can relate. I also loved the animations and documentariesque scenes.

Original, funny, clever, educating, entertaining with some nudity and sex scenes to spice it up. Nice soundtrack. Berta Vázquez is gorgeous ( Ukrainian mother/Ethiopian father). The best thing that happened to her was to be adopted (???) at the age of 3 by a Spain' family. She escaped extreme poverty of 90s and racism in Ukraine. The whole story is a mystery, but her clever mother did the right thing. I recommend this film. It might not appeal to the older generations.

To get a glimpse of what it is like for a black (mixed) child to grow up in Russia or Ukraine, watch "Gagarin's Grandson", 2007. A comedy with tragic notes and heart breaking open ending.