Los chicos de las taquillas

The city feels almost like a character itself—dark, chaotic, and haunting. I'm curious if the setting was based on real places or purely imagined.

Their actions are so extreme yet rooted in pain and neglect. It made me wonder how much of their behavior is shaped by society versus personal choice.

The jumps in time kept me off-balance but also added to the sense of disorientation. Did this storytelling style enhance or hinder emotional engagement?