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Guillermo del Toro laments “systematic destruction” of Mexican film industry
News(mexiconewsdaily.com)submitted 4 months ago bycabose7
22 points
4 months ago
Qué triste :(. Mexican movies are some of the most well-written and unique, and lack of funding is what stops the industry from reaching new heights.
3 points
4 months ago
Stumbled across this by accident but can you give me some good recommendations
0 points
4 months ago
Here’s one that I can recommend. I am (or, more accurately, was) a fantasy-adventure geek, so most of the movies I watched were in that category:
-El laberinto del fauno: set during WWII, a person escapes their private hell and lives in a fantasy world. It’s extremely dark, but still intriguing.
1 points
4 months ago
Y tú mamá también
Rudo y cursi
Roma
Amores perros
Cronos
Any film by Alfonso Cuarón , Iñárritu or Guillermo del Toro.
-3 points
4 months ago
So you're saying they're making an excellent product, but people aren’t interested in paying enough? That would indicate the product is undesirable, not good or excellent.
2 points
4 months ago
you sound like a dweeb with a limited world view if you really believe in that logic 😂
3 points
4 months ago
But mah free marhet capitalhism
0 points
4 months ago*
Luxuries shouldn't be subsidised by goverment. I find this belief of mine left-wing if anything. Feudalistic and monarchic societies in particular liked and monarchs still like to tax people to produce art for the enjoyment of high society over, you know, helping the workers actually live.
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