Más y más

About This Movie

Más y más is a curious piece from 2015, capturing a moment that feels both spontaneous and oddly melancholic. The drag queen's performance is a blend of earnestness and humor, yet the vibe is almost off-putting, like a wet lettuce trying to shine on stage, which adds to the film's strange allure. The pacing meanders a bit, leaving one to wonder about the director's intent. The practical effects are minimal, focusing instead on raw performance, which gives it a unique charm. There's something about the tension between the performer’s passion and the director’s dissatisfaction that lingers, making it an oddball that sticks in your mind.

This film has limited availability on physical media, making it a bit of a rarity among collectors. Its lack of a known director or clear genre has led to mixed interest, but those who appreciate experimental performances often seek it out. Certain screenings and festival circuits have added to its mystique, gathering a small but dedicated following over the years.