Remember the landmark, now-classic Mexican film “Y Tu Mama Tambien (And Your Mother Too)” and its lead actors Gael Garcia-Bernal, Diego Luna and Maribel Verdu? The coming-of-age, road movie in 2001 by ...

If you’re still with me: the film’s two stars, Diego Luna and Gael Garcia Bernal – reunited on screen for the first time since “Mama” – have been buddies since childhood and run their own film company ...

(L-R) Ambassador Luis Calvo, Spanish actress Maribel Verdu, Instituto Cervantes Director Carlos Madrid graced the opening of the 2015 Spanish Film Fest at Greenbelt 3. Heneral Luna cast members Epy ...

AWARD-WINNING Spanish actress Maribel Verdu at Pelicula-Pelikula Spanish Film Festival opening night at Ayala Museum. PHOTO BY JILSON SECKLER TIU She’s the object of desire in many a Spanish-language ...

Long before Diego Luna battled Stormtroopers in Rogue One and Gael García Bernal lifted a baton for Mozart in the Jungle, the two actors co-starred together as horny, callow teenagers in the 2001 ...

The film, with its sexual openness, upended the lives of its filmmakers and stars. Twenty years later, they still feel the effects. By Carlos Aguilar Mexican cinema was just emerging from decades of ...

Alfonso Cuaron’s “Y Tu Mama Tambien” is raunchy, smart, ebullient, melancholy, insightful, surprising, funny, frank and sexy as all get-out. Rarely in recent years has the big screen felt so alive. In ...

“Y Tu Mama tambien” producer Jorge Vergara, who co-founded Anhelo Prods. with Alfonso Cuaron, is boarding the drama “Bonded” from Aliwen Entertainment, the new Santa Monica-based shingle founded by ...

One of the great film success stories of 2002, the sexy, sad and politically charged Mexican road pic “Y tu mama tambien” (And Your Mother Too) can’t compete in the foreign-lingo race. It would have ...

Road movies don’t come hotter than Y Tu Mama Tambien (And Your Mother Too), that rare teen comedy about guys who learn to see beyond their own hard-ons. The politics and poverty of present-day Mexico ...