Shotgun

In Shotgun, a man in his forties takes his young daughters into the woods for a day of hunting. The film captures their journey as the girls, aged seven and five, navigate their father's complex relationship with alcohol and the firearm he carries. The narrative unfolds with tension as the girls learn from their father in a setting that contrasts innocence with the harsh realities of life.

This film, produced by Instituto Mexicano de Cinematografía and Mandarina Cine, offers a gritty look at fatherhood and the lessons passed down through generations. The setting in the woods and the dynamics within the family present a unique viewing experience, particularly for those interested in contemporary Mexican cinema.