Amores Perros

Love causes tremendous suffering. Love between family members, even parents and children, can go horribly wrong. You can dream and make all the plans you like, but fate will intervene and put something in your way so that all your hopes and dreams were for nothing. We are also what we've lost, not just what we have now: Our past experiences will always be a big part of who we are.

Lots and lots of blood, and some gore, from dog fighting. Dogs shown attacking each other, growling, yelping, and crying in pain; a few children are present at the dog fights. A violent car crash is the central event and is shown several times with injured and dead victims, lots of blood, and cries of pain. Blood and some light gore from injuries to people, including several gunshots and beatings. A man shoots a dog at point-blank range. Armed robbery with yelling and brandishing guns. Kidnapping. Beatings with blunt objects and kicking. A stabbing in the stomach. A high-speed car chase with guns fired and lots of blood shown two or three times. Several bloody, dead bodies of dogs after they were attacked by another dog; the dead dogs are burned. A kidnapping victim is tied up and gagged. A gun held right against a man's head; the victim is terrified. Several kicks in the crotch. Sex and violence linked once in a sequence that cuts frequently between a sex scene and a man being kidnapped and beaten. A pet dog gets stuck under the floorboards of an apartment for many days; its whining and scratching are heard.

Language almost nonstop for the first half of the movie, and translated from Spanish:  "f--k," "bulls--t," "bastards," "s--t," "motherf----r," "ass," "homo," "f--got," "a--hole," and many variations of each. The title of the movie is translated as "Love's a Bitch."