This film runs at 60 frames per second, which means that it contains twice as much information as television in the 1990s and four times as many drawings per second as the films released by The Walt Disney Studios in the 1950s.

Amnesia en el Estado

Flat earthers and skaters abduct a Mexican version of the yellow family in a trash grind rhythm.

Los Viejos: Drop to Hell

At some point years ago, Joel’s life took a wrong turn. He let himself be drawn in by the energy of unscrupulous gangsters to run criminal errands for a pittance. He has known his way around envelops and guns ever since. But now the day has come when he wants to leave the sinister night shifts behind and follow his actual destiny: repairing motors, keeping his car repair shop in Mexico City afloat and getting people moving. But the gang boss chooses the birthday of Joel’s beloved nephew of all days to direct him to a last job. Joel must debate this with himself and, above all, make a decision.