Rodrigo Faro's performance as Silvio is a bit strange, there are times when he does a voice that tries to sound like Silvio's, but at other times there's no such attempt. As for the rest of the actors, they're not bad at all, that is in the flashbacks, but otherwise I didn't think the performances were very good.

Some of the characters seem to be just thrown in there, they're made to generate anger and make the movie even more convoluted.

As for the story, I feel it's a bit convoluted in some parts, as I said above, some characters seem to be thrown in there, such as the policeman who keeps telling the gunman to shoot the kidnapper, it seemed like an attempt at tension, but for me it didn't work, I also feel that they didn't know if they were going to make a "documentary" style story telling from the beginning of Silvio's career until the kidnapping, but they ended up taking a different approach, using a kind of trauma of the kidnapper as the basis for the whole movie.

I honestly didn't like it, apart from, as I said, the flashbacks, which I didn't find too bad.