“Sicario: Day of the Soldado” A talent comparable to Villeneuve appears! A stunning visual world created by an Italian director

An unparalleled genius who has continued to depict the dark world.

Performer Benicio del Toro also gives his approval to the performance. It's hard to compare him to Villeneuve, and he says he had a great time at each filming location. Del Toro also said that ``Director Sollima is a talent with a somewhat European sensibility.''

Director Villeneuve, who directed the first film, is the genius of our time, able to envelop the audience with his overwhelming storytelling style no matter the genre. In comparison, his second work, Sollima, has the craftsmanship of pursuing crime suspense and action scenes surrounding the underworld. However, he is not bound by traditional frameworks, but is a genius with tremendous spirit and tenacity who attempts to uncover the eerie shape of society as a whole from the accumulation of individual perspectives.

“Sicario: Day of the Soldado” (c) 2018 SO

Another characteristic of this work is that it frequently uses locations such as deserts and wilderness. By switching between close-ups and long shots, you can't help but be moved by the incredible scale of the space, as if it were expanding into infinity. In this way, while being thoroughly covered in sand and mud, he attempts to clearly capture the inner workings and conflicts of the characters, as well as their physical critical points. That's the great thing about him that makes the audience surrender without asking.

The fateful feeling that master craftsman Sollima felt in this project