Beautiful, interesting, incredible cinema.
Forced to flee Spain, petty criminal Inaki pays a visit to his estranged father, Patxi in Mexico. Inaki soon finds himself moving into his uncle Caiman’s rooming house, filled with notable characters. As part of his dream to open a bar, Caiman cooks up a bank robbery scheme and the trio get to work.
Forced to flee Spain, petty criminal Inaki pays a visit to his estranged father, Patxi in Mexico. Inaki soon finds himself moving into his uncle Caiman’s rooming house, filled with notable characters. As part of his dream to open a bar, Caiman cooks up a bank robbery scheme and the trio get to work.
The sophomore feature by Mexican director Beto Gomez (Saving Private Perez) is this sublime dark comedy shot on 16mm black-and-white film. Featuring a delightful sense of humor, surreal characters, and a bittersweet final act, Caiman’s dream is at once a rocky romance and a subtle family tale.