2001 Directed by Alfonso Cuarón
In Mexico, two teenage boys and an attractive older woman embark on a road trip and learn a thing or two about life, friendship, sex, and each other.
Maribel Verdú Gael García Bernal Diego Luna Diana Bracho Verónica Langer María Aura Emilio Echevarría Marta Aura Silverio Palacios Daniel Giménez Cacho Ana López Mercado Andrés Almeida Nathan Grinberg Giselle Audirac Arturo Ríos Juan Carlos Remolina Liboria Rodríguez Mayra Serbulo Amaury Sérbulo Andrea López
Directed by - Alfonso Cuarón
Written by - Alfonso Cuarón and Carlos Cuarón
Starring - Maribel Verdú, Gael Garcia Bernal, Diego Luna, Juan Carlos Remolina, Silverio Palacios, Andrés Almeida, Ana López Mercado and María Aura
Narrated by - Daniel Giménez Cacho
Sex; it’s sticky, it’s embarrassing and – even in these enlightened days of liberalism and pornography at the click of a button – it’s treated like some sort of shameful taboo by a large chunk of society. There are people out there who think sex is dirty and nasty and inherently bad. You know the type of people I mean; bible-belt housewives, religious zealots and angry old men who are so sexually deprived that they simply hate the idea…
Gays In Diners is my new favorite trope .... this film ... thelma & louise (1991) .. moonlight (2016) ... the list goes on probably
which studio exec watched this and decided they should let this guy direct a Harry Potter movie
90/100
Alfonso Cuarón has always delved into stories of the present, using their immediacy and their unconquerable energy in order to speak volumes about the long gone or the far out of reach. Y Tu Mamá También, much like the salty ocean beaches that our main characters transverse, is a sublimely warm and nostalgic experience. In a way, watching it is the equivalent of sitting on a sandy shore on a Sunday afternoon. Everything is ahead of you, washing through the waves and crashing in rhythm, but your energy is focused on the present, and your emotions are lost within the scattered memories of the past.
Film Number 17 on PinHeadLarry145's 30 Days 30 Countries Film Challenge!
Mexico, 2002.
I think this may be tied with Love Exposure as the best film I've seen so far in this challenge. I'm sure there are other films out there that are better deserving of this much praise, but Y Tu Mamá También is one of those films that has a primal and emotional connection with me. Not that I can relate to having an erotic road trip with a Spanish woman, but I CAN relate to the reckless, immature and highly sexualized void of youth that Alfonso Cuarón so effortlessly captures.
And I think that Y Tu Mamá También is also tied with Love Exposure for being the…
“Nunca volverán a verse.” ❤️✈️
MY coming of age movie!
This movie means so much to me, it’s a beautiful portrait of Mexico and its people.
I Have Emotions and if i don’t go on a road trip through mexico right now i’m going to absolutely mcfreakin lose it . AAAAAAA
purposefully watched this the night before senior year started. man i really love my friends and this movie fucking terrifies me. absolutely beautiful
اظن الفيلم جيد فقط من حيث اشارته بخفة الي الوضع ( السياسي ـ المجتمعي ) المتدني في المكسيك آن ذلك
Me gustó, me pregunto el por qué no la habia visto antes. Me gusto mucho la función que hace el narrador, la actuación de Diego y Gabriel.
Poner al final Watermelon In Easter Hay, solo logro que pusiera a esta película en un pedestal muy, muy alto.
Me dejo un vacio, como si fuera a pasarme lo mismo: alejarme de mis amigos.
i watched the first 90 minutes of this like 2 weeks ago and forgot to finish it until right now
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