Yara (2021): An Unfocused True Crime Narrative
The trouble with Yara (2021) is that in its attempt to tell the whole story, it struggles to tell a consistently engaging story.
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Bruno (19) feels a profound rejection towards his own sexuality. Martha, his mother, insists on celebrating Esteban's birthday and not Bruno's because his happens to fall in the anniversary of her first born son's death, two years prior. Elisa's comeback, Bruno's girlfriend in the moment of his brother's death and the only person with whom he felt an erotic bond, compels him to overcome the guilt he feels for his brother's death and the fear to initiate his sexual life.
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Bruno (19) feels a profound rejection towards his own sexuality. Martha, his mother, insists on celebrating Esteban's birthday and not Bruno's because his happens to fall in the anniversary of her first born son's death, two years prior. Elisa's comeback, Bruno's girlfriend in the moment of his brother's death and the only person with whom he felt an erotic bond, compels him to overcome the guilt he feels for his brother's death and the fear to initiate his sexual life.
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