Red Dawn (Rojo Amanecer) (1989)

“A very violent portrait of what happened in the 68 tlatelolco.Despite the low budget (Because it was made and produced secretly) The director and othe”

“A very violent portrait of what happened in the 68 tlatelolco.

Despite the low budget (Because it was made and produced secretly) The director and others manage to do a magnificent work that shows the history of a violent event as it is the movement of 68 and focus from the point of view from a family. The performances are excellent and the photography that uses natural lights are great. Also, the film has enough courage to tell us about the violent events that make up the historical fact and also to criticize the Mexican government and the military. It's one of the best Mexican movies I've seen.

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