Luis Buenel’s Los Olvidados is one of the pioneers of Neorealism in Mexican and Latin American cinema. The film deals with Child Poverty, crime, loneliness, abuse, and helplessness amidst the slums of struggling Mexico. Unlike Robert Bresson and Vittorio De Sica’s minimalist style, Buenel can visualize and express the misery of poverty with a more …

Amores Perros is an emotionally exhausting tale of complex human relationships beyond the class disparity of Mexico. In 2006, Alejandro González Iñárritu showcased how human suffering is universal and so is hope through his film Babel. Years before, he created a masterpiece that made a new wave in Mexican and world cinema. Like Babel, Amores …