Gueros This film was directed by Alonso Ruiz Palacios in 2013. You can look at Netflix, and it’s not very popular, but its cinematography is impressive. It is a road film filmed in black and white. Everything started when a woman left her house because of the violence she experienced. She had a baby-boy child in her arms, so she was leaving this town forever…. Then appears a 13- year kid listened to music, he enjoyed it … and at this moment, the mother told him he had to leave the house and lived with his older brother whose nickname was "shadow” and his friend Santos.The mother of the first send his brother Tomas to live with him in Mexico City. He didn’t get on well with his brother because they are different from each other. Shadow don’t like parties, to hang out and travel, and his younger brother wants to have a dreamy life, he had been bored in his house. Santos and Shadow were roommates friends, they had been drinking and smoking, they didn't earn any money because it happened a university strike and soon, the food is going to over. Everything changes when they found out that their's father music idol were hospitalized, and they set out in a journey to find him. Soon, They take up travel, to another city to visit their favourite artist since he marked their childhood. The little boy convinced his brother to go out to the city, to commute and know him. Shadow had to take care of his brother Tomas. Anyway, is not as they are imaging. About this film, I like the cinematography in general... the beauty of ordinary things and this feeling that you are not permanent in any place. You don't fit in somewhere place because when you are young you feel lost, so Sombra sees that everybody has a place, but he doesn't see himself to be satisfactory about his life. On the other hands, I love how his little brother insists on travelling to know his famous artist, but at the end he was impressed because he was old, grumpy, and he fell asleep while they were talking to him