la mesita Del comedor Movie Review/video recenzja filmu Stolik Kawowy

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Hello, today I invite you to my review of the film La mesita Del comedor. The film can be divided into three points comedy, horror and psychological drama. The first act is a rather funny comedy where we meet married couple Jesus Mary who are out shopping. Mary chose all the furnishings in the apartment including paint so Jesus wanted something for himself so he wanted to buy a coffee table. The beginning is a bit of a movie just a comedy where the salesman tries to push the worst table by discussing it as a super table. While Mary is skeptical so Jesus wants to buy because he wants to show Mary that he too is in charge even though he buys the worst stool there was. Jesus and Mary are celebrating the birth of a child and for this reason they renovated a new apartment where the hero brought a table to assemble. When Mary goes shopping because Jesus' brother is about to come. This one is left alone with the child. Maja thinks in her head that the stoic is very sturdy. He decides to put his child on it. Now the second act or horror begins.
The protagonist does not know what to do when suddenly the whole world shatters into a million pieces a veritable macabre laughter poured with red sauce. From the second stage we move very quickly to the third stage, which is a psychological drama. The protagonist does not know what to do with himself, he feels like committing suicide, but does not have the courage. A billion thoughts swirl around in him because he knows that the inevitable is coming and he knows that the consequences will be horrendous. The film focuses on how one can be a coincidence causes an avalanche of events. How one domino cube shatters the entire future of many people. The director creates an intimate film focuses on the emotions of the protagonist. It gives the viewer an artificial, almost asthmatic atmosphere which grows with every minute, until the finale which we expect as rain after a storm. The film is strong although there is no violent scene in it, it works on the imagination brilliantly showing that the world can be fascinating, but can suddenly fall apart like a house of cards. Big applause deserves actor David Pareja, who strongly felt the role and every emotion was palpable.
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