Like Pulp Fiction, Amores Perros uses a nonlinear narrative structure, intertwining multiple stories connected by a single event, in this case a car crash rather than a briefcase. Both films explore themes of violence, fate, and moral ambiguity.
However, Amores Perros is more grounded, brutal, and emotionally intense. While Pulp Fiction has a stylized, often darkly comedic tone, Amores Perros feels raw and unflinching. Its portrayal of urban poverty, social divides, and fractured relationships carries a stronger sense of realism…
