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A Wolfpack Called Ernesto

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In Mexico, 350 000 people have been killed over the last 15 years by armed perpetrators, 30 000 of which are under 18. A WOLFPACK CALLED ERNESTO is a travel exploration to the bowels of the most fragile link on the chain: kids. The film follows the paths of the youths collectively named "Ernesto" -- victims as well as sicarios -- who in a certain moment of their lives had access to a gun, used it to kill, and soon became a part of the many pieces of a crime organization.

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Cath Clarke Guardian 02/22/2024
3/5
This is a revealing, troubling film. Go to Full Review Ellen E Jones Observer (UK) 02/28/2024
2/5
These accounts are often chillingly amoral or fleetingly poetic, but rarely do they succeed in engaging us emotionally. Go to Full Review Read all reviews
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Everardo González

Director

Óscar Balderas

Screenwriter

Daniela Rea

Screenwriter

Everardo González

Screenwriter

Roberto Garza

Producer

Inna Payán

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Synopsis In Mexico, 350 000 people have been killed over the last 15 years by armed perpetrators, 30 000 of which are under 18. A WOLFPACK CALLED ERNESTO is a travel exploration to the bowels of the most fragile link on the chain: kids. The film follows the paths of the youths collectively named "Ernesto" -- victims as well as sicarios -- who in a certain moment of their lives had access to a gun, used it to kill, and soon became a part of the many pieces of a crime organization.
Director
Everardo González
Producer
Roberto Garza, Inna Payán, Jean-Christophe Simon
Screenwriter
Óscar Balderas, Daniela Rea, Everardo González
Production Co
Animal de Luz Films, Artegios
Genre
Documentary
Original Language
Spanish
Runtime
1h 18m