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Cast

Maribel Verdu
as Luisa

Gael García Bernal
as Julio

Diego Luna
as Tenoch

María Aura
as Enriqueta

Diana Bracho
as Silvia

Emilio Echevarría
as Miguel

Griselle Audirac
as Nicole

Verónica Langer
as Maria

Arturo Ríos
as Esteban

Ana López Mercado
as Ana

Juan Carlos Remolina
as Alejandro `Jano' Montes de Oca

Daniel Giménez Cacho
as Narrator

Nathan Grinberg
as Manuel Huerta

Andrés Almeida
as Diego `Saba' Madero

Liboria Rodríguez
as Leodegaria `Leo' Victoria

Silverio Palacios
as Jesus `Chuy' Carranza

Maira Serbulo
as Mabel Juarez de Carranza

Andrea Lopez
as Lucero Carranza

Amaury Serbulo
as Christian Carranza

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• Oct 28, 2016

  Not entirely sure about the purpose of this film but Y Tu Mama Tambien is an erotic coming of age drama about 2 boys and an older woman on a road trip, where they learn about some harsh truths and come to accept themselves. It is highly and graphically sexual, which is not really for my taste. I don't think this depicts the real Mexico but is a different cultural experience.
  

  Sylvester K Super Reviewer
• Apr 07, 2015

  A film that seems to seek out the weakest link in the audience and destroy them, then move on to the strongest and challenge them - And Your Mother Also provokes until the startling finalé and devastates its audience. The film challenges our ideals on love and is packaged just right that it isn't tasteless and is primarily for adults. Whilst its serious, the film is intimidatingly fun and seductive too.
  Harry W Super Reviewer
• Aug 26, 2014

  Sexually charged and sexily charging from funny pillow talk into a serious think piece, the promiscuous, provocative, and pulse-pounding Y Tu Mama Tambien proves WAY more than just your average sex romp. With the players perpetually in and out of every possible state of undress, you wouldn't expect there to be a message sprawling out between the sheets...but you'd be dead wrong. Sure, there's a narrator bullet pointing the characters' taciturn lives and loves, but it's your own reflective inner voice that truly provides the throughline here, instigated and aroused by titillating bed hopping that points up our own inhibitions and desires. In this subtitled, Spanish, R-rated drama, two Mexican teenage boys (Bernal, Luna) and an attractive older woman (Maribel Verdu) embark on a road trip and learn a thing or two about life, friendship, sex, and each other. Of course, none of this would ever play out to such an engaging degree without a very brave and electric cast. Gael Garcia Bernal, Diego Luna, and Maribel Verdu rightly went onto careers beyond this very memorable film (The Bourne Ultimatum, Milk, and Pans Labyrinth, respectively). Here, they exposed everything to filmgoers in performances that are more than pure exhibitionismtheyre raw nerves, emotional and stinging. It's easy to see why director Alfonso Cuaron went on to fare so well with Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban. Whether his characters are dealing with threesomes or wizardry, he handles the ignorant bliss of youth with great truth, laughs, and style. Even at their sweatiest, Mamas gleefully juvenile leads learn a lot about identity. Bottom line: Tie This Momma Down
  Jeff B Super Reviewer
• Sep 28, 2013

  The ending gave a very good conclusion to this whole sex-saga-teenage that become the movie's theme. Y Tu Mama Tambien explore the transition between two boys, from child to adult, and a not-so-innocent house wife, who gave the the boys a road trip they will never forget. If you like symbolism, coming-age type of movie, then this one is for you. 8/10.
  Mesh B Super Reviewer

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