All Your Dead Ones

Synopsis

All Your Dead Ones (original title Todos Tus Muertos) is a Colombian film directed by Carlos Moreno released in 2011. The story revolves around a farmer who wakes up one morning to find a pile of dead bodies in his field and embarks on a surreal journey to seek help. As he tries to report the troubling discovery to the authorities, he gets caught in a web of corruption and bureaucratic incompetence. The film delves into themes of social injustice, political corruption, and the impact of violence on rural communities. With a mix of dark humor and poignant storytelling, All Your Dead Ones offers a unique and thought-provoking commentary on the harsh realities faced by ordinary people in Colombia.

Cast

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  Álvaro Rodríguez

  Salvador García

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  John Alex Castillo

  Agente Cuero

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  Jorge Herrera

  Alcalde

• Martha Marquez

  Carmen

• Harold Devasten

  Comandante de Polícia

• Santiago Gallegos

  Niño

Reviews

All Your Dead Ones has received mixed to positive reviews from critics. Variety praised the film for its 'darkly comic and provocative take on Colombian society,' giving it a rating of 7/10. On the other hand, The Hollywood Reporter noted the film's slow pacing but appreciated its 'unflinching depiction of rural life,' rating it 6/10. IMDb users have rated the movie 6.3/10, with many highlighting the powerful performances and the film's social commentary. Metacritic's user score for All Your Dead Ones stands at 65%, with users commending the film's originality and cinematography. Overall, the film has been recognized for its bold storytelling and its exploration of complex societal issues.