Fernando_Gutz

Every time I go to see a movie by Alonso Ruiz Palacios, that day I will be living one of the best moments of my life, it reminds me that we are people, that we all have a story, that we all love someone and that we are all made of the same flesh

For these moments are why I take care of myself and look both ways before crossing the street, to continue being and to be able to meet these days, to see these movies

For these days my eyes open every day, for these days my heart vibrates uncontrollably, for these days I save my tears and for these days I let them out

It is for these days, for which I swallow saliva and fall in love with life

For these nights the dogs bark, for this cold the jackets exist and for these movies these beautiful and isolated black boxes were created, to pause our day.

The intention and ability to connect the life, memory and idiosyncrasy of a room full of strangers, united in laughter, in the collective breath that mixes through all the open mouths, through that orchestrated silence that we didn't know we could make possible

I would like to be illuminated by a green ray, and see the reflection in the faces of those who make me shine

Give them back the warmth they give me, give them back the light that illuminates my day

I walk these days, And I will walk for them

I don't want to disappear, but if I do It's because I'm lost these days

In these movies.

Gracias Alonso por mocharte un poco de tu mundo y de tu amor.

Finding love where there is none, have compassion for those who do not...

Ruizpalacios plays with reality and shares this funny, romantic and sad story with us. There are many stories that have to be told, even more those that we don't want to hear. The film shows us the "other side" the one of the apparent enemy, who at the end of everything tells us (through comedy) that police and citizens are the same human beings with fears, feelings and a life full of questions.

Teresa and Montoya, what can I say, thank you for taking me on this trip.

Don Alonso Ruizpalacios, thank you for doing what you do and sharing it with us.

And thank you AMBULANTE for bringing good and free cinema around México!!!

This film is made every 3-4 years and when they seem to have experience on it they always make the same mistakes again. The weight of the film falls as always in seeing the sad and hard life that these people live, stories that are not far from reality, but if anyone took a camera and went out to record surely they would achieve what this script with mediocre dialogues could not achieve. It hurts because the opportunity to make a movie is not available to everyone, but why do they always give it to the worst writers? Why always this pretentious view of social inequality? Can anyone do something different in México?