Research popular Spanish-language directors, past and present. Select one director that interests you and find out about that pe
rson's work. Choose a film that seems interesting to you. Watch it in Spanish. Write a movie review. Include your general opinion— why you liked or disliked it. Cite specific parts that interested you. In your review, be sure to compare your film with Hollywood films. How was it different from films produced in the U.S.?
Try "Instructions not included" Its directed my a famous mexican comedian named Eugenio Derbez and can be watched on Hulu (with subscription). I'm unsure if its in english but its in spanish. You could also change your netflix region to Argentina to watch it on Netflix (or so I heard).
You can also try "Los Tres Huastecos" directed by Ismael Rodríguez. Its a very funny film and its only in spanish. I believe it can be watched for free on yt or fb.
El tono, it means tone, in the first sentence it says “aparente de la voz” and conflict isn’t a voice, an argument isn’t a voice, and a character isn’t a voice, so the answer is b, el tono
