Amores Perros

Directed by
Alejandro González Iñárritu
Duration
154 min.
Year
2000
Language
Spanish

The vivid, cynical and poignant debut from Alejandro González Iñárritu (Birdman, The Revenant). Amores Perros begins with a major traffic accident and from there tells the stories of the boys who cause the accident, the woman who has the misfortune to be hit and about a third person, an outsider who sees the accident happen.

Amores Perros is a film about social climbers, about socially successful people bringing about their own demise and about a drifter who has lived long enough to regret a past mistake. Their dogs are the connecting link between the characters. They are the silent witnesses to the behavior of their owners, none of whom seem made for happiness and, in terms of love and social contacts, excel mainly in adultery and deceit.

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