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Title: Tragic Jungle (2020)
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Indira Rubie Andrewin | ... | Agnes (as Indira Rubie Adrewin) |
| Gilberto Barraza | ... | Ausencio | |
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Mariano Tun Xool | ... | Jacinto |
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Eligio Meléndez | ... | Don Mundo |
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Gabino Rodríguez | ... | El Caimán |
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Shantai Obispo | ... | Florence |
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Cornelius McLaren | ... | Norm |
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Gildon Roland | ... | Gildon |
| Dale Carley | ... | Cacique | |
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Ian Flowers | ... | Ian |
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José Alfredo González Dzul | ... | Campechano |
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Antonio Tun Xool | ... | Hilario |
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Eliseo Mancilla | ... | el Faisán |
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Marcelino Cobá Flota | ... | Lazarito |
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Mario Canché | ... | Yucateco |
1920, on the border between Mexico and Belize. Deep in the Mayan jungle, a lawless territory where myths abound, a group of Mexican gum workers cross paths with Agnes, a mysterious young Belizean woman. Her presence incites tension among the men, arousing their fantasies and desires. Filled with new vigor, they face their destiny, without knowing that they have woken up Xtabay, a legendary being that lurks in the heart of the jungle. Written by Rubén Imaz
Extremely lengthy storyline with 80% mugshots. They sometimes took mugshots of horses too! Although the description of this film entry promises something 'supernatural'- it has nothing to do with horror. Felt a bit touch of mystery genre, this one is more like a mixture of Latin crime and survival mix.
I didn't get the poetry of Mayan dude. As a non-Latin person, it took me some time to realize what his poetries were about.
Not a bad movie, but not that enjoyable either. I have to admit, the acting was great. Although it means mostly staring blank to camera -almost the whole time, but the actors did a really great job.