#mexican film

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Don't Panic (1987)

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Tenoch Huerta Mejía and Iliana Fox Las Aparicio (2015) Directed by Moisés Ortiz Urquidi

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LUCIÉRNAGAS (2018) dir. Bani Khoshnoudi Ramin, an gay Iranian man in his early 30s, flees from persecution in his home country and ends up living in the limbo of exile, far from everything he knows, in the tropical port town of Veracruz, Mexico. While coping with the language barrier, the distance, and the longing for his loved-ones, Ramin's nostalgia and melancholy are confronted with new friendships as he starts to rediscover his own desires. (link in title)

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y tú mamá también (2001)

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Remembering Lucha Libre and cult film icon Rudolfo Guzman Huerta -- better known as El Santo -- on the anniversary of his death.

R.I.P. (1917 - 1984)

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Y Tu Mamá También - Dir. Alfonso Cuarón - 2001

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Veneno para las hadas (1986), dir. Carlos Enrique Taboada

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Mexican actor Mario Moreno "Cantinflas" in 'Pepe', 1960

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EL CHARRO DE LAS CALVERAS (1965)

El Charro battles a human wolf, a vampire and the headless horseman!

Directed by Alfredo Salazar, who also wrote the Aztec Mummy trilogy (and its many variants) and some El Santo movies - what a CV! - is sometimes called the "Mexican Ed Wood" -- or maybe Ed Wood is the "North American Alfredo Salazar"!

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Radical (2023)

Dir. Christopher Zalla

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Hurricane Season (2023) - Scenery

dir. Elisa Miller

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Don't Panic (1987)

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TE PROMETO ANARQUÍA (2015) dir. Julio Hernández Cordón Miguel and Johnny skate with their friends through Mexico City, revel in their blissful sexuality, and make a bit of cash in the illegal blood trade. A contact hooks them up with drug traffickers who need black-market blood since they can’t go to hospitals, and it all seems like a perfect way to make a lot of money. But the scheme goes off the rails, and Miguel and Johnny are in over their heads, their eyes opened too late to the truly disturbing underground network of clinics servicing those injured in the drug wars. (link in title)

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BIKINIS Y ROCK (1972)

The movie revolves around a jipiteca (Mexican hippie) who has inherited a bikini business that's declining due to the popularity of a rival business. He must save the business or else it goes bankrupt.

A glimpse of what the hippies of Mexico back in the 70s were in this movie, featuring bands such as: Bandido, Peace and Love, and El Ritual.

The movie even includes Manuel Valdez, Veronica Castro, Olga Breeskin, Ricardo Cortés, and Eduardo de Peña (Lalo "El Mimo").

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Alucarda (1977) dir. Juan López Moctezuma

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SANCTORUM [2019 Joshua Gil]