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2010
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2010
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2009
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The first feature film from director Simon Bross, the drama Bad Habits shows how a person's approach to food greatly affects...
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2007
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2006
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In this black comedy, master Mexican director Arturo Ripstein (The Holy Office, Deep Crimson) presents another of his...
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2006
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Informed by a Chicago police detective that her sister Diane has recently gone missing in Tijuana, Mexico, successful lawyer...
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Mrs. Gonzales
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2004
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Mexican filmmaker Alfonso Priego directs the romantic drama The Truce, the second filmed adaptation of the novel by Mario...
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2003
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After being attached to a number of actors, directors, and producers, this long-gestating biography of one of Mexico's most...
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2002
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Legendary Mexican director Arturo Ripstein explores the mundane and sexual obsession in 1940s Mexico in his 2002 film The...
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Raquel
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2002
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2002
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A thief discovers that crime runs in the family in this playfully dark comedy from Mexico. Inaki (Daniel Guzman) is a petty...
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Caiman's Mother
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2001
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Arturo Ripstein's black comedy takes its title from a Mexican song about women as the downfall of men. Partitioned into four...
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2000
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Using digital video and a skeleton crew, master filmmaker Arturo Ripstein boldly reworks the ancient Greek drama Medea,...
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Adela, The Godmother
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2000
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Based on the novel of Gabriel Garcia Marquez by the same name, but set in the forties, the film is a reflection on life and...
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1999
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Mexican director Arturo Ripstein helmed this Mexican-Argentine-Spanish religious drama with Buñuelian overtones. Based on...
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1998
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1997
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The Mexican telenova La Antorcha Encendida concerns a man and a woman from different ends of the socio economic ladder....
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1996
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1995
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Four Mexican women set forth on an emancipatory journey to Guadalajara in this upbeat drama. The story begins in the tiny...
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Ema
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1995
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The legendary life of Mexican singer Lucha Reyes is the basis of this fictionalized biography ( or as director...
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Lucha Reyes
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1994
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Gerónimo is justifiably proud of his accomplishments, since he has recently far surpassed his own father in the acquisition...
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1992
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This biographical drama illustrates scenes from the life of the Mexican author of many cherished romantic poems Manuel Acuña,...
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1991
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Even with careful handling, this sordid story based on a tale by the famed French writer Guy de Maupassant might repel...
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Tomasa
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1991
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This filmed biography explores the life of the Mexican artist Francisco Goitia (played by Jose Carlos Ruiz), whose internal...
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1989
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Carmen (Patricia Reyes Spindola) is saddled with an alcoholic mother (Leonor Llansas) who interferes with the care of her two...
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Carmen Perez
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1987
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The Mexican "Desarrollo de Investigacion para la Planeacion Familiar" or Diplaf, a state-funded family-planning agency,...
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Manuela Reyes
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1987
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In this anti-religious Mexican movie, based on a play by Carlos Solorzano, the actors who, every year, re-enact the Passion...
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1977
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While searching for his father Pedro Parama, a young boy discovers only horror. He comes to a deserted village and begins to...
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1977
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In this sequel to A Man Called Horse, Richard Harris is back as a blue-blooded Englishman who returns to America to help the...
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1976
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Originally Actas De Marusia, this Mexican film re-creates a dark chapter in the history of Chile. The scene is a small...
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1975
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In The House in the South, a group of desperately impoverished desert dwellers are induced by a government program to move...
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1974
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