The film begins with Carido being stabbed into a coma, and tells his legendary life from awake to slowly losing consciousness (I like the performance of the camera that slowly tilts before and after the film until it is completely upside down). He's a drug lord, a "fuck king" in the words of the punks, but when he came out of the earthen kiln where he was supposed to stay for 30 years, no one believed that he wanted to wash his hands. Said he was "retired" and was ridiculed by the old bird.
Kaledo, a tough guy who has been in the arena for many years, has long since understood the warmth and affection of human beings. He knows very well that there are no friends in the underworld, only killing each other. When he found out that his former colleagues also betrayed him, he felt that there were no more loyal people. . That's why he feels that people who are good to him are very valuable. He once said to the person who rescued him and finally killed him, "Love is faster than bullets". It can be seen that he also knows how much it costs to live for love, but there is no way. A person who will repay a kindness, "regardless of right or wrong, can never be changed" -- this is a very admirable point of Kalito. If he is not a grateful person and has no morality, he can completely avoid risking his life. It is entirely possible to go to a romantic paradise with your loved one.
Carido moved me not only his affection for his benefactor, but also his love, in fact, as much as his admiration for him, which is distressing. When the dancer in the nightclub asked him why there were no women around for a handsome guy like him, he laughed and said that he was a workaholic, but an idiot could see that he was deeply in love with Kyle and was sincere. The deepest impression is that he was fascinated by watching Kyle's dancing in the rain. On the day of the accident, he promised Kyle a man: wait for me for five minutes... Even the last goodbye was heartbreaking: the last glass of wine, the hotel It's closing time, the sun is out, where are we going to have breakfast? Don't want to go too far. Busy night. I'm tired, baby, I'm so tired... Carido
said that five years in prison is not a probation, but a drain on your energy. But it is this man who has been drained by the disaster of prison, has become vicissitudes, does not want to toss and wants to find stability, once again embarked on the road of no return for morality, and achieved eternal dawn because of love - honorable people die honorable, lovely people are always cute.
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