Dani de la Torre's thriller plays like an old-school European response to The Bourne Identity. Former covert operatives from a forgotten 1990s operation called "Ciénaga" start catching bullets in synchronized hits across the globe, forcing Spain's top intelligence fixer onto the ground in Colombia.

It is loud, direct, and unsparing with its violence. The plot relies heavily on familiar espionage formulas—shady bureau directors, burn files, and cynical anti-heroes brooding in leather jackets. The 5.8 IMDb rating tells you what to expect: solid action choreography wrapped around a predictable script.

For teens looking for an adrenaline-heavy foreign action flick, it fits the bill if they can handle realistic combat and blood. Keep younger siblings in another room.