Fire Will Come

The story lacks depth. The title tells you what to expect and nothing else really happens. The nature shots are beautiful, but that was really all this film had to offer. It had potential, but unfortunately it badly suffers from underdevelopment. I do NOT recommend. 55/100

Overall a frustrating experience with no resolution, 'Fire will come' could be watched with the sound down if not for the beauty of this film both to the eyes and the rarely spoken word. There's a lovely nature to the Galician language and the movie undoubtedly flows. The duo of Amador Arias and Benedicta Sanchez are both in their first film. They are lovely as a son and daughter and have a wonderful chemistry. If you understand going in, there's a chance you're going to be annoyed going out then you'll enjoy this for what it is: Ambiguous! Final Score: 5/10

Beautiful depiction of a devastating phenomenon.

Beautiful cinematography and a haunting story.

Tedious beyond belief.

Between 2.5 and 3 stars. Difficult to watch, more relevant by the message and photography.