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Y Tu Mama Tambien / And Your Mother Too
(18)
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6 /10
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7.67 /10
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| Starring |
Gael Garcia Bernal, Diego Luna, Maribel Verdu  |
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Directed by: Alfonso Cuaron
Written by: Alfonso Cuaron 
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| Released: |
2001 |
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DRAMA
RITES-OF-PASSAGE
FOREIGN
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Mexico/ US |
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C |
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105 |
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A coming-of-age movie about two Mexican teenagers (Gael Garcia Bernal and Diego Luna) who have their complacently sexist preconceptions challenged by a slightly older woman (Maribel Verdu) who joins them on a road trip.
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Reviewed by Chris Tookey
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This is a rude, raunchy affair with explicit sex scenes that some may find offensive. But it is refreshingly honest about hormonally rampant male teenagers. It's also - thanks to a lovely leading lady - distinctly sexy.
Alfonso Cuaron's film takes an inordinately long time to get on the road, the initially amusing device of an omniscient voice-over making ironic comments becomes intrusive and tiresome, and the central three-handed relationship never becomes woven into the wider social picture.
But there's always the feeling that here is a talented film-maker eager to draw from real life and not merely recycle the ideas of others. There's terrific energy here, and a more hard-edged sensibility than you might expect from the man who made the beautiful 1995 version of The Little Princess.
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