Alexander Giraldo's 180 Seconds Columbia, 2012) - Zico and his sister, Angie, are the ringleaders of a group
of armed robbers the police have been keeping tabs on. Now they are planning
what they hope will be their last heist on a money exchange bureau, the one
that will finance their dream trip to Europe. But they have only 180 seconds to
get in and out before the alarm sounds. Guájaro and Rincón, who comes at the
recommendation of a convict friend of Zico’s, are also part of the operation.
Yet we know from the opening shots of Zico and his sister’s bloody corpses that
something has gone terribly wrong. Columbian director Alexander Giraldo has
opted for a narrative method reminiscent of Stanley Kubrick or Quentin
Tarantino, forcing us to piece the story together from random fragments. And
while this approach may not be entirely original, he executes it extremely
effectively, complete with memorable dialogues and outstanding performances.
Only before the closing credits. 2012CAR.RATING: 7
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