Leticia Perdigón Movies

In this comedy that's heavy with one-liners, the work ethic takes a drubbing and family values are touted as the true source of happiness, even for crooks. "El Multiple" (Rafael Inclan) is a devoted father and husband who loads up on stolen goods, smuggles his family and the loot into the United States, and then strikes it rich by selling his merchandise for high prices. In contrast to "El Multiple," Don Proculo (Pedro Weber) works hard to get a better life for himself by pouring his energy into his antique shop. One day while he's away on vacation, someone breaks into his store and steals everything of value. Don Proculo is forced out of business and "El Multiple" comes back, looking for a place to start a small family restaurant. For the characters in this film, family means more than a business, or the goods which so readily (and illegally) change hands. ~ Eleanor Mannikka, Rovi

Adeptly manipulating images and scenes, director Claudio Isaac has fashioned an existential story about the aspirations of Pablo Rueda (Humberto Zurita), born on the day that Pedro Infante died. (Infante was a popular, well-loved Mexican singer and actor who died in a 1957 plane crash.) Rueda's birth on that day, as a mythical star went out, was symbolic in itself but in that same year, the angel of the Independence Monument also fell down during an earthquake. As Rueda reaches adulthood, he is dedicated to drawing and writing and in his relationships with friends, relatives, lovers, and editors, the full scope of his vision of the world and himself is revealed. ~ Eleanor Mannikka, Rovi

When it comes to his family, there's no limits to the sacrifices this man will make to assure their happiness. ~ Rovi

When a federal agent discovers that villainous foreigners are exploiting the indigenous population of Mexico, he sets on a violent mission of justice and revenge. Corrupt foreigners are forcing the impoverished Mexican locals to mine uranium under the threat of rape, torture, and death. Upon discovering the unimaginable horror that his fellow countrymen have been forced to endure, Federal Agent Carlos Bull sets out to settle the score with the evil foreigners once and for all - even if halting their vicious reign of terror means breaking a few laws. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi