Anderson International Film Festival: Amores Perros

EMA and LABA present Amores Perros

Join Mikei Noriego (’19) and Diego de Haro (’18) for a screening and Q&A session of Amores Perros (light refreshments will be provided)

Amores Perros takes the form of a triptych, a composition made up of three parts. These three stories represent the three general levels of life in Mexico City. The first story explores what amounts to working class life in Mexico City. It depicts a quality of life determined by and confined within the economic limitations that are a fact of that social sphere. The second story sets itself to convey an upper class life that amounts to little more than a veneer of wealth, while the third story examines both the confined nature and the inherent freedom of the underclass of Mexico City.

Tomato Score: 92%

IMDB Link: www.imdb.com/title/tt0245712/