Facing El Chapo isn't exceptional, but it's quick and entertaining. [Full review in Spanish]

Cartas delivers what is probably his best film, a solid police thriller, full of adrenaline and a sense of danger, with some well-executed action scenes, perfect performances from the trio of protagonists, and a hopeful ending. [Full review in Spanish]

Though violence is non-negotiable in a narrative like this, it is never too much, making it a believable 36 hours in the lives of two cops on a confidential operation.

Chava Cartas does not set out to deliver a definitive reconstruction [of events], but rather to imagine the dilemma of two ordinary officers forced to guard a man who can buy off their superiors and reach their families. [Full review in Spanish]