La ley de Herodes
A naive man appointed as an acting mayor of a small town turns into a corrupt politician capable of anything to stay in power.
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"Herodes' Law is great and perfectly accurate parody of the corruption that characterizes most of the Latin America's states (for not saying ALL of them). Brilliantly, director Luis Estrada uses a very poor small town to develop his exaggerate parody about the behavior of Latin-American rulers. I'm sure that for us who were raised in small Latin-American towns, have notice that our governors are just a small sample of how things works in the official grounds. Good photography, characters perfectly conceived and excellent performances makes Lay Ley de Herodes a very enjoyable, so..."
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This was the first Mexican film that showed the name of the official Party (Partido Revolucionario Institucional, or P.R.I.). In past times, filmmakers had to change the party's name to avoid censorship.
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A naive man appointed as an acting mayor of a small town turns into a corrupt politician capable of anything to stay in power.