2001 /5 IMDb SuperHD 105 minutes
When rich teens Tenoch and Julio meet the alluring, older Luisa, they try to impress her with stories of a road trip, then convince her to join them.
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Maribel Verdú, Gael García Bernal, Diego Luna, Daniel Giménez Cacho, Ana López Mercado, Nathan Grinberg, Verónica Langer, María Aura, Giselle Audirac, Arturo Ríos, Andrés Almeida, Diana Bracho, Emilio Echevarría Directed by Alfonso Cuarón
Critically-acclaimed Movies, Dramas, International Dramas, Independent Dramas, Independent Movies, International Movies, Mexican Movies, Latin American Movies
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- Awards
- Nominee, Golden Globe Awards - Best Foreign Language Film nominee 2002
- Nominee, Academy Awards - Best Writing Original Screenplay nominee 2003
- Winner, Independent Spirit Awards - Best Foreign Film 2003
- Nominee, Baftas - Best Foreign Language Film nominee 2003
- Rotten Tomatoes® Scores
- 92% 88%
- Movie Reviews from Rotten Tomatoes®
The funniest and most emotionally charged erotic road movie since Bertrand Blier's Going Places.
Peter Rainer, New York Magazine/Vulture, 2003-01-16
Marvelous, merry and, yes, melancholy film.
Eleanor Ringel Gillespie, Atlanta Journal-Constitution, 2002-11-04
A giddy and provocative sexual romp that has something to say.
Robert Denerstein, Denver Rocky Mountain News, 2002-08-09
Raunchy, smart, ebullient, melancholy, insightful, surprising, funny, frank and sexy as all get-out.
Mark Caro, Chicago Tribune, 2002-07-20
Part travelogue, part road picture, part meditation on class, mortality and intimacy, this extraordinary little movie might be the perfect harbinger of summer, as astute as it is steamy.
Ann Hornaday, Washington Post, 2002-06-01
Easily one of the sexiest and funniest films about class struggle ever made.
Manohla Dargis, L.A. Weekly, 2002-06-01
The best road trip movie ever made.
Desson Thomson, Washington Post, 2002-05-09
Represents a triumphant homecoming for director Cuaron.
Peter Howell, Toronto Star, 2002-04-21
If you like sex, you'll like the Mexican hit movie Y Tu Mama Tambien.
Liam Lacey, Globe and Mail, 2002-04-19
Stylish, hip, finally sad and above all, sexy.
Susan Stark, Detroit News, 2002-04-12
It's to Cuaron's credit that even at its most raunchy and ribald, Tu Mama keeps its wits, its heart and its soul.
Roger Moore, Orlando Sentinel, 2002-04-11
A wonderfully vibrant, contemporary coming-of-age road movie.
Moira MacDonald, Seattle Times, 2002-04-05
Frank, funny and true.
Carla Meyer, San Francisco Chronicle, 2002-04-05
Graced with the kind of social texture and realism that would be foreign in American teen comedies.
Eric Harrison, Houston Chronicle, 2002-04-05
Its vision of the road, the rural highways of Mexico in this case, and of sex is profanely funny, sharply observant and visually eloquent.
Steven Rosen, Denver Post, 2002-04-05
Explores the exciting, terrifying complications and limitations of sex, love, power, and loyalty.
Jonathan Perry, Boston Globe, 2002-04-05