El quinto mandamiento (2011)
Año de lanzamiento: 2011
Nación: Mexico
Alternative Title: Der Kreuzmörder, Besinci Emir: Ölüm, The Fifth Commandment
Director: Rafa Lara
Writer: Rafa Lara
Producción & Género
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Historia
In Mexico City, the police department finds the eleventh victim of the serial-killer known as The Cross Killer. Detective Garcia, an efficient but alcoholic detective, is assigned to track down the killer. The coroner reveals that the killer is a rapist with misogynistic tendencies who carves crosses on the backs of his teenage victims, suggesting he may be motivated by sadism and necrophilia. Meanwhile, the killer, identified as Victor, a disturbed street artist, confesses to a victim that his mother caught him masturbating when he was twelve and delivered him to Father Jose in their hometown of San Jose del Monte. The pedophile priest raped Victor, causing him to hear demons ever since. When Victor meets Gabriela, a teenager he believes is an angel, he falls in love with her. However, despite his feelings for her, he has never respected the Fifth Commandment, and eventually convinces Gabriela to go with him to see a painting at his place.
Resumen
El quinto mandamiento (The Fifth Commandment) is a Mexican thriller directed by Rafa Lara in 2011. The film follows Detective Garcia's investigation into 'The Cross Killer,' a serial killer targeting teenage girls in Mexico City. The investigation leads him to Victor, a troubled street artist with a dark past involving childhood abuse and demonic visions. The story explores themes of sexual abuse, guilt, obsession, and the struggle between good and evil.
