Jose Maria Yazpik's performance was impressive. It is a simple story to save a son, but the composition is well organized. I think it's a great movie for killing time. In particular, the action acting that is not excessive is good, and the filming of Maxico is impressive. The last part is a bit of a lack of strength. There may be some disappointment for those who haven't seen the movie yet, but for those who are used to big movies. A man nicknamed "Jesuit" is imprisoned for a crime he did not commit. When his wife is killed, his son is kidnapped and taken to Mexico, he rescues his son and makes a sophisticated and dangerous plan to avenge the murder.
Review of There Are No Saints
