Las dos galleras

About This Movie

Las dos galleras is a gritty slice of 1960s Mexican cinema, directed by Federico Curiel. It dives into the underbelly of cockfighting, using it as a backdrop for a tale of vengeance. The pacing is tight, with a mix of action and melodrama that keeps you engaged. The performances by the two leads are raw and unapologetic, capturing the fierce spirit of their characters. The film doesn’t shy away from practical effects, which adds a layer of authenticity to the violence. It’s a distinct blend of action and cultural commentary, showcasing how personal vendettas unfold against a backdrop of tradition and brutality in a way that feels very much alive for its time.

Strong female leads · Authentic portrayal of cockfighting · Blend of action and melodrama