Director/writer Andrés Waissbluth worked seven years to complete this two hour film about the crime underground in Santiago, Chile, and perhaps that is one of the reasons the resultant film seems episodic and in need of editing
 to keep the viewer interested. The plot of this film is that of a young man who is sent by his father to the underground to find out what happened to his brother. He is then sent back to a small town where he meets his old friend and friend's father, who are both dead. This leads to an interesting and interesting story about a man that has been sent to prison for his crimes. It is a great film and I highly recommend it to anyone who enjoys crime thrillers. I would recommend this to any fan of crime movies. If you are looking for a good crime thriller, this is the film for you. You will be amazed at how well it works. A must see for anyone looking to see a crime movie. Highly recommended. 7/10 from the author and director. 8/5 from Waitsblief. 9/3 from The Director. 10/2 from A.W.A.T.S.I.D. 11/1 from La Vida. 12/4 from Viva. 13/7 from la Vista. 14/6 from a.w.a.t.s.<br /><br />The film was shot in a very dark and claustrophobic environment. There were no lights
 and editing. The film is a great example of how the director/producer could have done a better job of making a film that would have been more interesting to the viewer. It is also a good example that a director can make a movie that has a lot of potential.