Ciudad de Pobres Corazones

About This Movie

So, Ciudad de Pobres Corazones—it’s a unique blend of live concert and narrative drama, right? Fito Páez is at the heart of it all, performing in a smoky nightclub setting, with the atmosphere saturated in tension. You have this parallel plot of a mysterious box being stolen, drawing in a cast of unsettling characters that almost feel like shadows lurking in the background. The pacing is kind of erratic, matching the intensity of the music and the chaos that unfolds. It’s gritty, raw, and captures that late '80s vibe beautifully. The performances, especially Páez's, bring a certain authenticity that really pulls you in. It’s not just a concert film; it’s like a dive into a world that’s both musical and slightly menacing. Quite a distinct take on the music genre for sure.

Features live performances by Fito Páez · Blends musical concert with narrative storytelling · Atmosphere filled with tension and mystery