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A great real crime story that could be told in 45 minutes takes 3 episodes of redundancy, is an ego trip for cops and thieves and withbtge excuse of being a documentary left the viewer with no other option to sit through unending monologues. There is no assesment on the script. Both cops and robbers just let their imagination go nuts and said whatever they suppose they have to say.

The viewer is left alone with an ocean of info and no critical view of the facts, the characters or the force of order.

There is also a total lack of context. It seems that they are actually afraid to deliver a comprehensive picture of the facts.

Inspiring How hard could it be to make un chien andalou?

It is a beautiful movie with every single piece of the puzzle, it is very easy to watch and yes movies most of the time are just movies but sometimes the artist must make a statement about his time, we need to know what is the present from the point of view of the filmaker.

There are a lot of gratuitous moments, a lot of "let's talk in the kitchen", but this is a moment of time that deserves be told, this is a picture of everything in the not so clear now frontier between two worlds that had been collapsing for a long time now, it is important to met yourself in a movie.

Actually it's a first person account of what happened during their kidnapping and also is a first person account from the kidnapper and also from army and police services.

That just never happens, it shows how blind I was and bias could be a person.

How a solution is applied hands down just because.

It was pretty uncomfortable to watch survivors tell this experiences but life is as rude as it is, also amazing how insensitive could the public be.