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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Three brothers come together because of their mother's absence. Accustomed to him not being there, they downplay the situation; However, as the days go by they begin to worry. The youngest of them, Tomás, has the peculiarity of dreaming about his mother every time she disappears, which leads him to a state of constant disorientation. The response to absence will be submerged where you least imagine.
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Three brothers come together because of their mother's absence. Accustomed to him not being there, they downplay the situation; However, as the days go by they begin to worry. The youngest of them, Tomás, has the peculiarity of dreaming about his mother every time she disappears, which leads him to a state of constant disorientation. The response to absence will be submerged where you least imagine.
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Written By:Julia Gentil, Ludmila Ayelen López Pérez
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