Segurança Nacional

Cinema is a way of telling stories. The story this movie tries to tell has interesting premises. However, execution is frustrating. The problem here is not acting, nor photography, effects, or scenery. This is good or even great. The script, however, has little connection in basic aspects. Problems are easily solved by the protagonists without apparent effort, that is, it does not involve the viewer. Many things happen without explanation. Several scenes are rich in confusion and the sequence is run over. That is, in the hands of slightly more experienced directors and writers, it might have worked. This is not the case, and the chance to produce a good Brazilian action film was unfortunately lost. Just for the images, which are great because they had institutional support, it is not worth watching.