Carlos Carrera’s Film, The Crime of Father Amaro

In today's society, most movies are for entertainment purposes. However, although some movies were for entertainment, they raised a controversy like Carlos Carrera's movie "Amalo's Father's Crime" (2002). This movie is widely known for its corrupt view on the Catholic Church and the young pastor, Father Amalo and other people are focusing on drug acceptance, short-lived naked sex, and abortion. Although the Carrera movie sparked a lot of debate, most of it caused corruption and controversy within the Catholic Church.

Childhood inn in Carlos Carrera (Mexico), a young gang member Nie Bra was murdered in a gun battle with the police and his father who came back to help the victim of 10-year-old Francisco, ongoing abuse Padrea Maro, who broke the card, also screened the backyard at the Los Angeles Latino International Film Festival this month. In this year's film festival, 76 movies including 2 feature films were chosen. Twenty-one schools, universities, and training institutions from all over Canada participate. These movies are from the British Columbia Institute of Technology (Burnaby, B.C).

In today's society, most movies are for entertainment purposes. However, some movies were for entertainment, but caused a controversy like Carlos Carrera's movie "Amalo's Father's Crime" (2002). This movie is widely known for its corrupt view on the Catholic Church and the young pastor, Father Amalo and other people are focusing on drug acceptance, short-lived naked sex, and abortion. Although the Carrera movie sparked a lot of debate, most of it caused corruption and controversy within the Catholic Church.

Carlos Carrera's backyard is a fictitious explanation of the ongoing atrocities in Ciudad Juarez. We chased the police officer Blanca Bravo (a wonderful acting of Ana de la Reguera) and sent to Ciudad Juarez, Mexico, to investigate a series of murder cases targeting young women. Most of the victims were low income workers and were fascinated by Ciudad Juarez as they could work in the US's own factory or border processing plant that appeared on the Mexican border after the entry into force of the North American Free Trade Agreement . Blanca discovered an incompetent police accomplice and local residents indifferent, represented by entrepreneur Mickey Santos (Jimmy Smits' low temperature performance).

As a novel, Carrera's movie is even more impressive, because the event he says is based on real stories and touches on various theories of murder. From serial killers to drug cartels, more abstract globalization pain, it is easy to see how these elements work in this backyard of El Paso, Texas, this Mexican town. Through his film, Carrera can condemn criminals who were not brought to justice. But the most devastating fact he is talking about will continue to occur as these murders have become commonplace. Today, some men only because they can kill Ciudad Juárez women. - Diana Sanchez