We Are What We Are

Paul Relf

Bleak, dark and slow-burning to a brilliant finale. Wonderful!

Moises Rosales

Masterpiece, brilliant picture of mexican characters

Fidel Antonio Medel

The "Let the Right One In of cannibal movies".

manybits

possibly the best cannibal movie of the last decade. deliciously bleak. enjoy it now before the inevitable, utterly useless American remake

Michael H. CLAES

Hostel, family version. Good, but disturbing movie. Eye catching title, but questionable content. The criminal activity gets unmarked as committed within the family. No distance here. Savagery becomes the norm. Bon film, mais perturbant. Titre accrocheur, propos contestable. On s'identifie à ces criminels dont on rejette les actes, banalisés car commis dans le cadre familial. Violence, sauvagerie, horreur en famille.

Tyler Aikens

Sorry to say, but I hated the cast. Especially that mother. Besides that, it's an OK movie, IMO. Don't go in expecting some dark, gore fest flick. There's a lot of talk about eating people and partaking in some cannibalistic "ritual" the entire movie, but neither event ever takes place.

Stefan Drees

A gripping portrayal of social dynamics inside a somewhat unsual family. The use and placement of music is very good. I watched the film for a second time and didn't regret it.

Michael Harbour

Some very good moment to moment filmmaking but, where I enjoy a movie which is a journey of discovery, revealing its story as it progresses, this felt more like the filmmaker withholding information throughout the movie - and I never learned enough to make it a satisfying experience. That said, this film shows a lot of promise for a first film and I'll definitely give Grau's next film a look.