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    Piggy (2022)

    An obese girl who gets constantly bullied witnesses a crime that will complicate her life even further.

    Challenging, thought-provoking, and unique! Bullies… Who likes bullies?! Would you like yourself if you were one? Would you even know if you were one? Then, who likes an outsider? How would you deal with it if you were one? Piggy succeeds where the vast majority of Hollywood horrors fail. It dares to challenge society and youth in a way that very few filmmakers have. Writer/director Carlota Pereda disregards how the masses might feel and gives it to you raw, just the way you don’t like it. Her horror/drama reflects the ugliness of modern times through a mirror that reveals an extremely unpleasant image of ourselves.

    Piggy tackles bullying but also battles the actions towards it or lack thereof. On the one hand, the act of bullying or doing nothing to prevent it from happening is appalling, and on the other hand, taking drastic action raises significant questions about the limit. Piggy shifts the moral compass repeatedly, placing the audience in a very uncomfortable position. You will not stop thinking about how “bad” the “right” way feels and how “good” the “wrong” way does. Ultimately, what is moral and legal, and the disorientating line between them, will occupy your thoughts while the story progresses. What we would like to happen, how it should happen, and what it actually happens will really cloud your judgment. And all that to a wild, climactic, and controversial ending.

    While all cast and crew deserve praise for this beautifully ugly film, Laura Galán deserves the biggest round of applause for portraying that character with such charisma. Congratulations to Magnolia Pictures/Magnet Releasing, and everyone else who co-funded this film.

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