Acting
A female singer's tragic path of alienation.
Ulises wakes up in a hospital "with no memory". Now he'll reclaim the life he lost: the ex who keeps to stalking her, the business that was stolen from him, and the house of his dreams; however, not everything is as he remembered it.
Dolores is a woman in her thirties who lives with Tristán, her husband who behaves like a dog. One day, Dolores prepares to go on a date with another man, leaving Tristan alone. Both question the affection they feel and reflect on their loneliness and the dependence they have on each other.
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Cagalera and Moloteco are two teenagers from San Gregorio Atlapulco who are desperate to get out and move up and away from oppressive circumstances. When they hear of an opportunity to buy a spot in the electrician’s union, which could transform their lives, they quickly devolve into the criminal, adult underworld of Mexico City in a bid to buy their freedom.
Emili and her mother run a small restaurant in a forgotten town in Mexico. Surprisingly, a major tv network has announced an open casting call. Emili, who dreams of becoming an actress, sees it as the opportunity of a lifetime. She has the support of her friends, El Maradona and Antonia, who believe she can make it. However, her lack of confidence and her mother’s pressure to stay and help with the restaurant make her question whether going to the casting is the right decision. All of this unfolds while the town’s eyes and ears are consumed by football.
Two men, one uncomfortable with his sexuality, meet in a bar and bond greatly, leading them both to confront their past and come to terms with who they are.
There is something exotic,seductive and an impossible romance in the love story about Mario, an accountant that lives in Mexico City who meets Basil, a lebanese businessman. They meet each other in mexican paradise: Acapulco.
Follows Candelaria, a 18-year old who must survive a devastated country in a vaguely anachronistic 2040 where sinister military forces rule.
