The best Manuel Medina’s movies
If you love cinema, you will share this ranking of the best Manuel Medina’s movies, although you may have ordered them differently. In any case, we hope you love it and with a little luck discovering a movie that you still don’t know about Manuel Medina.
Dos auroras
3.8/10
When her son Mauricio suffers a severe crisis, Aurora, a wealthy woman from Guadalajara, returns from Greece to try to help him with the possible disclosure of the identity of his father.
El edén
5.8/10
A conservative businesswoman promises her dying husband to bring their son, long-absent and whose whereabouts, is unknown back home. The clues lead to El Edén, a male brothel dressed as a gym. Despite the fact that he refuses to return, she, accustomed to achieving what she sets out to do, will use all her weapons to recover what is her own.
Mal de hogar
An intense and claustrophobic story of family relationships between an authoritarian mother, a libertine daughter and a homosexual son.
Rencor
A beautiful, wealthy socialite is implicated in a violent murder by her aimless younger lover, and her life is forever changed as she tries to protect herself and him from the impending investigation.
Páramo
6.8/10
Jesús, a young man who has finished his career in literature and philosophy, is delivering his thesis. He has a plan to commit suicide right after his thesis, regarding Juan Rulfo's novel mythical town Comala, is accepted. However, his thesis is rejected and now has to postpone his demise in order to find information to make his thesis better. He wants to find Comala.
El malogrado amor de Sebastián
5.5/10
Sebastian meets Antonio and it is love at first sight. But the obstacles do not wait.
The Mystery of the Almond Trees
4.6/10
A pair of macho private detectives pose as a gay couple to gain access into the world of a perverted wealthy widow, Doña Josefina, also known as “Mrs. Open Mind.” The widow’s summer home, it seems, is a legendary lightning rod for scandal because of mysterious and evil incidents that occur there.
Misspelled Tomorrow
A Mexican Theatre Company is preparing to participate in an international festival in Canada.
