Sin tantos panchos

About This Movie

So, "Sin tantos panchos" dives into the gritty underbelly of Mexico City's eighties, where gangs were more than just groups—they were a culture, a survival tactic. The documentary has this raw, almost intimate feel to it, you know? The way it captures the essence of these neighborhoods, the people filming the gangs, it's like a time capsule of a vibrant yet troubled era. The pacing can feel a bit slow at times, but it really lets you absorb the atmosphere, the gritty reality of life back then. There’s this honest portrayal of the camaraderie and chaos, and the interviews with former gang members add a lot of depth. It's definitely distinctive in its approach, showcasing a side of urban life that's often overlooked.

Documentary on 80s Mexico City gangs · Raw interviews with former gang members · Unique portrayal of suburban life