Amores perros (2000)
from Equus motum
Nos adelantamos a celebrar los 20 años del estreno en México de Amores perros, el debut de Alejandro González Iñárritu como director de cine. Con un soundtrack que pone nostálgico a cualquier niño de los 90, la maestría de una narrativa no lineal y un accidente automovilístico imposible de olvida, Amores perros es una de las grandes joyas del cine mexicano.
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