Hilda Aguirre Movies

After he is jailed for his involvement in a traffic accident, his next of kin are automatically notified so that bail can be arranged. In this comedy, based on Emilio Carballido's stage play, this is the first time the hapless chump's two wives find out about each other. After some initial sparring, the wifely hairdresser and translator pool their cash to try and spring their husband from jail. After they think about it a little while, they decide they like each other much better than the scoundrel who has been lying to them, so they leave him safely locked up and go on a holiday cruise together instead. ~ Clarke Fountain, Rovi

Unusual circumstances occur to 2 novice gangsters in this comedy. ~ Rovi

The popular brothers Fernando Almada and Mario Almada star in this tequila Western as Fernando and Mateo Trevino. Mateo has had a long rivalry with Texas sheriff Rene (Javier Garcia) over the heartstrings of Rene's wife, even calling into question who actually fathered Rene's young daughter. When a local cantina is attacked and all of its customers killed, the sheriff blames Mateo and throws him in jail. Fernando knows that his brother did not do it, and after a daring escape, the two brothers set out to rope in the real mastermind behind the massacre. Blood and gore flow freely all the way to the end credits. ~ Eleanor Mannikka, Rovi

The hotel in this story is a place where people can rent a room by the hour or by the night, depending on their budget and the women involved -- a kind of hotel known by several other slang terms in many dialects. A series of vignettes revolve around the revolving-door policy of the hotel, with characters played by Peruvian, Venezuelan, Mexican, and Chilean comedians. ~ Eleanor Mannikka, Rovi

This disturbing Spanish shocker is set in the early 20th century and chronicles the horrendous conditions and treatment suffered by incarcerated female criminals. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi