Wild Diamond features gorgeous and frank observations about influencer culture, but it struggles to assert itself narratively. There are moments when the beauty of the project can feel like a distraction from its thin story.

“Wild Diamond” doesn’t judge or look down on its main character and doesn’t try to control how we view her. This is a welcome rarity.

Khebizi brings palpable desperation to the role of Liane, despite the limited script, while the cinematographer Noé Bach intimately frames Liane like we’re intruding on her space.

Wild Diamond reveals itself as one of the most incisive portraits of youth in a world that turns dreams into content and desire into spectacle. [Full review in Spanish]