Do or Die

About This Movie

In 'Do or Die', we're given a raw glimpse into the life of Marcos, an inmate in an Argentinian prison. It’s really striking how he uses his smartphone, not just as a lifeline to the outside world, but as a medium to chronicle his existence behind bars. The daily routines and interactions feel almost intimate, capturing the stark reality of prison life contrasted with the warmth of his connections. Toia Bonino's direction brings a reflective tone, letting the pacing ebb and flow between mundane moments and poignant insights. The film’s unique perspective, presented through Marcos’ lens, creates an atmosphere that’s both harsh and oddly comforting—like a diary you didn’t know you needed to read. It's this blend of reality and personal storytelling that sticks with you.

Intimate portrayal of prison lifeInnovative use of smartphone as a narrative toolCaptivating blend of personal and universal themes