Drama,Crime,Comedy
Mexico
El Infierno is a Mexican crime drama film directed by Luis Estrada. It tells the story of Benny, a hardworking and decent man who is deported from the United States after living there for many years. He arrives back in his hometown of San Miguel, where he finds that life is tough and opportunities are scarce. Unable to find any decent work, Benny turns to his old friend El Cochiloco, who is involved in the drug business.
El Cochiloco introduces Benny to a dangerous and violent world, but Benny's intelligence and wit help him rise through the ranks quickly. He becomes known as El Benny, a feared and respected drug lord who rules over San Miguel with an iron fist. He enjoys the money, the power, and the women that come with his new status, but he soon realizes that the cost of his success is high.
As El Benny becomes more involved in the drug trade, he becomes embroiled in a web of corruption, betrayal, and violence. He finds himself constantly at odds with other drug lords and government officials, and is forced to make difficult choices that put his life and the lives of those he loves in danger.
Throughout the film, El Infierno portrays the harsh realities of Mexican society and the struggles faced by those who are unable to make a living. It addresses issues such as poverty, inequality, corruption, and crime, and shows how these factors can push people down the path of criminality. Ultimately, El Infierno is a powerful and thought-provoking film that raises important questions about justice and morality in today's world.
