Among so many bad

About This Movie

Among So Many Bad takes a unique approach to the stoner comedy genre, set against the vibrant backdrop of Guayaquil. Jaimito, our Barcelona-loving street dweller, embodies that endless waiting, capturing the essence of life on the margins. There’s a laid-back charm to his interactions with Gorilla Blue, which feels genuine, almost like a slice-of-life documentary at times. The pacing reflects their idle existence—slow yet punctuated with moments that feel like small revelations. The film embraces its rawness, with practical effects adding an authentic feel to the streets. It’s interesting how it deals with themes of companionship and disillusionment, all while maintaining an absurd humor. Overall, it's a distinctive piece that lingers in its own peculiar way.

Character-driven narrativeAuthentic street life portrayalExplores themes of companionship and disillusionment