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TIGERS ARE NOT AFRAID MOVIE REVIEW
If Guillermo del Toro directed City of God, it would probably look a lot like Tigers Are Not Afraid. Directed by Issa Lopez, the story primarily follows Estrella (Paolo Lara), a young girl whose mother goes missing after a cartel shootout happens at her school. While in class, the teacher gives her three pieces of chalk, saying they have wishes that Estrella can use. What follows is a magical realism journey as Estrella seeks to survive on the streets with a group of orphans led by El Shine (Juan Ramon Lopez) as they evade gangsters looking for an incriminating video on a phone Shine stole. Justin, Bradly, and London had heard the hype this movie had been receiving, especially from Guillermo del Toro himself, so they immediately requested a screener once it became available. Is this truly as good as they say? Or is it a victim of del Toro’s hyperbolic praise? Find out in the review!
DIRECTED BY: Issa Lopez
STARRING: Paolo Lara, Juan Ramon Lopez, Tenoch Huerta, Ianis Guerrero
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