1991

In 1991, a group of friends navigates their lives against the backdrop of Guatemala's Civil War. The film follows Daniel and his friends as they embark on a troubling journey, armed with baseball bats, in search of low-class indigenous people referred to as breaks. Their motivations are unclear, yet their actions reflect the tension and turmoil of their environment.

This film presents a raw portrayal of adolescence amidst conflict, and its exploration of societal divisions is relevant to discussions of history and culture. Collectors of contemporary international cinema will find 1991 notable for its distinctive narrative and setting.

Available formats include blu-ray and DVD, allowing collectors various options to add this thought-provoking piece to their libraries. The film's unique perspective and challenging themes may resonate with those interested in films that address social issues and historical contexts.