Film Lens
Kill 'Em All follows Mila and María, two teenagers who connect through video correspondences. Their relationship develops as they share their experiences and thoughts, reflecting on their lives in Mexico City. The film culminates in a planned in-person meeting, emphasizing the significance of their friendship.
The documentary captures themes of female friendship, coming of age, and teenage angst. Set against the backdrop of Mexico City, it presents a relatable narrative of growing up and the emotional complexities that accompany it. The 19-minute runtime allows for a concise yet impactful exploration of these themes.
Why Watch
- •Meet Mila and María, two teens navigating friendship.
- •Follow their video correspondence in Mexico City.
- •See their emotional journey leading to a real meeting.
Did You Know
•The film features two main characters, Mila and María, who are teenagers.
•Kill 'Em All is set in Mexico City, Mexico.
•The documentary has a runtime of 19 minutes.
Perfect For
Teenage friendshipComing of age storiesDocumentary enthusiasts