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Bad Times (1998) is an intriguing exploration of Buenos Aires during a politically charged moment. Each of the four interconnected short stories has this atmospheric tension, all revolving around the looming presence of Carlos Celestini, a candidate for deputy. The film captures the city’s energy, blending everyday life with the surreal impact of a political campaign. The performances are quite natural, grounding the narrative in reality while still allowing for those moments of heightened emotion. The pacing varies, giving space to reflect on the weight of decisions and the influence of media in shaping public perception. It’s a distinctive piece that reflects the complexities of political engagement and personal narratives intertwined.
Unique blend of short stories with a political backdropAtmospheric portrayal of Buenos Aires during electionsCaptivating performances that ground the narrative
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