We Shall Not Be Moved Review: Crisply Shot Mexican Revenge Thriller Details the Domino Effect of State-Sanctioned Violence

The film We Shall Not Be Moved, named after a well-known anthem of solidarity used by civil rights activists in the 1950s, is a powerfully moving story about the lasting impact of political trauma. Director Pierre Saint Martin Castellanos, in his first feature film, skillfully connects those harmed by government violence with those who live through it, and makes us question what it truly means to survive when so much is lost.







