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Tu hijo

Directed by Miguel Ángel Vivas · starring Jose Coronado, Pol Monen and Ana Wagener

  • 8 from the press
  • 7.5 · 14 votes

Tu hijo: reviews

Reviews

7.5 14 votes
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What the critics say average 7.0 from 8 outlets

  • 8.5 FotogramasMaría Caballero Magistral dramatic thriller shot in Seville. [...] With 'Tu hijo', Vivas reaches the peak of his cinematographic maturity thanks to a more sober and contained creation [...] Read
  • 7.8 El PaísJavier Ocaña 'Tu hijo' is a work that must be spoken when leaving the cinema. It puts you in a position that may be impossible to leave. With a mortal beating of a child, there are no nuances. Read
  • 7.7 Libertad DigitalAndrés Arconada A film in which nothing is what it seems, with many dramatic twists, thriller touches and, although the argument may resemble the films of Liam Neeson, has nothing to do with these as it is much deeper. Read
  • 7.5 ABCOti Rodríguez Marchante The weight of the plot falls on the solid shoulders of Jose Coronado, an actor capable of simulating that leads the devil inside with great naturalness. Read
  • 7.5 CinemaníaCarlos Marañón The revenge of Coronado, between Liam Neeson and an icy Sevilla. Read
  • 7.0 El PeriódicoQuim Casas At times tense and in others exorbitant, is a film that raises many reasonable doubts without wanting to leave the margins of the conventions. Read
  • 5.0 El MundoFrancisco Marinero José Coronado absolutely stars in a drama centered on a duel and an intrigue that is gradually revealed. [...] There is an attempt to maintain a family intrigue and an open secret. Read
  • 5.0 La RazónCarlos Pumares It is a thriller appearance with revenge, but there is no thriller and revenge is very silly. Read

Questions about the reviews of Tu hijo

What score does Tu hijo have?
Readers give it 7.5 (14 votes). The critics, 7.0 on average from 8 reviews.
What do the critics say about Tu hijo?
The highest score is Fotogramas’s (8.5) and the lowest La Razón’s (5.0).
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