Slick editing, excellent use of interior confines and overgrown exteriors, and a unique score and sound editing, create a package that's both fresh and familiar, putting new flourishes on a classic noir-inspired tale.

'At the End of the Tunnel' is a good film, despite its extensive introduction, its clumsiness in certain parts of the script, and an ending that could be improved. [Full Review in Spanish]

Rodrigo Grande's devilish Argentine caper pits a paraplegic engineer against a malevolent troop of thieves burrowing beneath his house to rob a nearby vault.

Though some of the plot is self-revealing and the rest seems to stick to genre lines and the frame of Rear Window, there's still a lingering sense of the unknown and the unpredictable that keeps At the End of the Tunnel on a taut line.