After witnessing Paul Buquet for the 11th time in a "Macho Mexicano" role. I came to the conclusion that either he is being stereotyped, or that he really is a women beater. 

This Mexican Student Film has great editing (precomputers). And an awesome array of one liners like "Pinche Estúpido" and "Malditos Borrachos". And lets not forget the all time favorite "Me llamo Bruno... mis amigos me dicen... Bruno". 

Although I was expecting to see a little nudity. Specially from the girl in the black wig. (Roberta is her name, not Roberto).

The best thing on this film has to be the 2nd Unit Photography. 

Can't wait for this one to come out on DVD.

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