The fairy tale world of Guillermo del Toro, a Mexican in Central America, has the shell of the Nordic Grimm fairy tale, the gods of the Roman mythology in southern Europe, the civil war background in Western Europe and Spain, the idealism of the left wing in Eastern Europe, and the magical realism in South America. temperament, realized through the capital of North American Hollywood. After all the twists and turns and adventures, the little girl, the protagonist, did not end with growth, warmth, responsibility and acceptance like "Alice in Wonderland" and "The Wizard of Oz". Her name: Ophelia, an unknown name, predestines her end; like the fable of the film's opening, like the true historical fate of the heroic Spanish guerrillas.
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