An estranged brother and sister reunite at their father's funeral and make a spur of the moment decision to fulfill their childhood dream of driving across Mexico on their old motorbikes.
Bande-annonce
Casting
Pitipol Ybarra
Director
Ana Serradilla
Gabriela
Ana Claudia Talancón
Mama Fer y Gabo
Diana Bovio
Tania
Roberto Sosa
Sacerdote
Mauricio Ochmann
Fernando
Irán Castillo
Elena
Fernando Cuautle
Juan Pablo
David Chocarro
Lalo
Fermín Martínez
Papa Mirador
Regina Pavón
Julieta
Juan Pablo Fuentes Acevedo
Ricardo
Christopher W. Jones
Fernando
Dagoberto Gama
Sargento
Orlando Moguel
Orlando
Ricardo Polanco
Teniente
Norma Angelica
Silvia
Ricardo O'Farrill
Julian
Draegon Hennessy
Ricardo
Adriana Pelusi
Writer
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Commentaires
7 commentaires
But I loved this one! It features the usual choppy and never matching Netflix job of dubbing English onto a Mexican movie. But the emotional warmth and underlying humor elevate this movie to a solid Eight rating. However, the absolute best part of this movie is Ana Serradilla. She is not only blindingly beautiful and alluring, but her facial expressions can run from sad to excited with just a blink. And there's ping pong. Unfortunately, IMDB has this stupid minimum characters rule, so I have to fill the rest of the space somehow. I guess I'll open another box of Cabernet Sauvignon. Cheers!!
source: All the Places
But I loved this one! It features the usual choppy and never matching Netflix job of dubbing English onto a Mexican movie. But the emotional warmth and underlying humor elevate this movie to a solid Eight rating. However, the absolute best part of this movie is Ana Serradilla. She is not only blindingly beautiful and alluring, but her facial expressions can run from sad to excited with just a blink. And there's ping pong. Unfortunately, IMDB has this stupid minimum characters rule, so I have to fill the rest of the space somehow. I guess I'll open another box of Cabernet Sauvignon. Cheers!!
source: A Todas Partes