Al Acecho

It's good to be a low-budget Argentine movie, a bit slow at the beginning, but the tension rises as it progresses, unexpected ending. Much better than the Yankee garbage you see around here.

Interesting and almost inovate plot, but there are troubles, because some stumbs on writing and some nocturne and confuse scenes goes against the final results. Rodrigo De la Serna, as usual, an excelente actor.

''save the animals'' story. its a park ranger that wants to save animals from pouchers in a wildlife habitat, but the management of the park doesnt , due to corruption, agree with his idealistic way of work performance...

its a sad and a very grave fictional example how little wildlife means to people, even the workers making money on the animal business. its a moralistic film where noone wins, and everyone, and not to forget the animals , loose. so this film is an environmentalist sweet dream and nightmare in one and the same film.

its a small budget production with a small but engaged cast, its a lot of handicam and drone filmshoots, and quite alot of ''in the car'' filming. sound product arent the best, but the scenic views,and the dark filming and the musical score a very good and not in the hands of an amateur.

so if you care for the nature,and wants to take the breath of life from the pouchers and nature mongers and like spanish linguistiq films then have a view.its quite intens in periods thinks the grumpy old man.

I gave it a shot and watched it. I think the cast did OK but the movie lacks direction and scripting. Some nice drone shots, plenty of green. Senseless violence and a hint of sex. No character development.

Watch at your own risk. The good thing is, it only lasted 86 minutes.