Technically academic, but its steady hand along with the rest of elements of the film make it great.

Based on the story of Martin Bryant, it has superb performances with a deep, emotional and even funny script.

Nice idea: feel good film on the world’s end with the youngest acting maturely while adults act childishly.

Meh execution: it forces too many jokes, and it has too many characters to care for them all.

Very creepy and unsettling script written by Carlos Vermut, unfortunately lead by a very weak performance from Almudena Amor.

Paco Plaza keeps it up afloat with various inspired scenes, specially the darkest ones.

The film suffers from having a very strong start. After the assault on the “gypsy” settlement it goes down drastically.

Repetitive and unsurprising scares, underwhelming CGI and a weak screenplay overall.

Trippy western on a planet colonized only by women.

Unique use of color, imagery and sets.

A too cryptic story makes a second watch a must. After it a change either to 4 or 3 could happen.