The Mexican film "Full stop , launched a controversy not only in Mexico but beyond its borders. The Twentieth Century Fox . It declared its refusal to distribute because " It will not work because it has no sex scenes and profanity, and apart bring a religious message "(Jose Alfredo Dominguez)
This film tackles the issue of abortion, but from two different looks. Two women with different lives and social position are facing the same problem ... they are alone and pregnant women (spam). Apparently this matter does not involve too much controversy, but everything gets complicated when this story dyes are added moral Christians.
Paco del Toro, director of the film, in this his first feature film on the big screen, clearly reflects his vision of life "... I have since the shirt several years of life ... "(Statement given in a interview Vicente Gutierrez.
Paco del Toro has openly evangelical Christian (not Catholic). He runs his own production company and distributor, Armagedon, through which has made its video-homes and this film, plus many other productions in the Christian realm.
The critical to this movie, there is no waiting. fanaticism has been listed as the ideas expressed; misstatement reality, and a rematch production of "The Crime of Father Amaro." Mauricio Chavez even considered in this film the beginning of " a setback for Mexican cinema."
can be for or against the moral principles of this film, you'll like more or less its cinematic value, but ... that does not mean you should or must be rejected because it meets the requirements of the "seudomoralidad "today's society.
movies are not rejected because they have too much sex, or because they address complex issues with unnatural solution. However, these films are financed with state money, or most of them. Of course not provide religious message but carry the message, ideas and principles that effect and influence followers I would call a religion such as the "New Era" (kinesiology for example).
Mauricio Chavez says "If there is something to be thankful for the filmmaker Paco del Toro is" Full stop "has been funded with money Christian and not the state."
The criteria for rejecting Twentieth Century Fox distribution, as well as negative reviews to this movie, do not respect the different ideas, it seems, the only one to follow. The money, rebellion towards the beginning of life and peace seem to be the thread that drive the movements of large producers such as Twentieth Century Fox
is clear that this great media company safe bet, giving the production side he understood only a small sector of interest. To be funded not only to be good, or not, but it also should make movies full of rude and unethical.
This film tackles the issue of abortion, but from two different looks. Two women with different lives and social position are facing the same problem ... they are alone and pregnant women (spam). Apparently this matter does not involve too much controversy, but everything gets complicated when this story dyes are added moral Christians.
Paco del Toro, director of the film, in this his first feature film on the big screen, clearly reflects his vision of life "... I have since the shirt several years of life ... "(Statement given in a interview Vicente Gutierrez.
Paco del Toro has openly evangelical Christian (not Catholic). He runs his own production company and distributor, Armagedon, through which has made its video-homes and this film, plus many other productions in the Christian realm.
The critical to this movie, there is no waiting. fanaticism has been listed as the ideas expressed; misstatement reality, and a rematch production of "The Crime of Father Amaro." Mauricio Chavez even considered in this film the beginning of " a setback for Mexican cinema."
can be for or against the moral principles of this film, you'll like more or less its cinematic value, but ... that does not mean you should or must be rejected because it meets the requirements of the "seudomoralidad "today's society.
movies are not rejected because they have too much sex, or because they address complex issues with unnatural solution. However, these films are financed with state money, or most of them. Of course not provide religious message but carry the message, ideas and principles that effect and influence followers I would call a religion such as the "New Era" (kinesiology for example).
Mauricio Chavez says "If there is something to be thankful for the filmmaker Paco del Toro is" Full stop "has been funded with money Christian and not the state."
The criteria for rejecting Twentieth Century Fox distribution, as well as negative reviews to this movie, do not respect the different ideas, it seems, the only one to follow. The money, rebellion towards the beginning of life and peace seem to be the thread that drive the movements of large producers such as Twentieth Century Fox
is clear that this great media company safe bet, giving the production side he understood only a small sector of interest. To be funded not only to be good, or not, but it also should make movies full of rude and unethical.
Damaris Perez-Revert
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