Underwold

Underworld presents a narrative that intertwines the world of literature with the gritty elements of thriller storytelling. Quim Monzó's characters, Pinxa, Riqui, and Txordi, reflect the complexities of life as they navigate their existence in Girona, creating a distinct contrast to traditional settings.

As a physical media collector, this film offers a glimpse into the evolution of the thriller genre during the early 1980s. Its unique perspective on character development and setting distinguishes it from typical noir films, making it an intriguing piece for enthusiasts of international cinema. The film's exploration of themes surrounding identity and place within the context of a thriller adds depth to its narrative.