Depicting the romantic tension of two men reunited a decade later, "Esteros," like other films, explores themes of the protagonist's choice to accept his sexuality after years of self-repression. The extraordinary restraint and delicacy stand out
. The film's lens captures many subtle details, showing the protagonist's emotional contradictions and entanglements from the subtle changes in their posture and expression
; in addition, the audience also appreciates the beautiful scenery of the Argentine countryside through the lens of photographer Eric Elizondo
.
The director and screenwriter have just the right grasp of the plot design. They did not design too many dramatic plots to show the surging love between the two, but put the two protagonists in the same scene, through the delicate lens language To show the chemistry between the two, and the dampness of the countryside also complements the atmosphere between the two
. Overall, "Esteros" is a full-fledged love romance that shows the power of love to conquer all
.
