Jaime Humberto Hermosillo
Total Credits at Criticker: 7 (Director), 6 (Writer)
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In this modern Mexican crime drama, two handsome young private detectives are hired to investigate some possible criminal goings-on at a large estate owned by a wealthy widow by the name of Dona Josefina. There's one catch, however; Dona Josefina is very "open minded", and so her guests are artistic, decadent, and homosexual. In order to get an invitation, our two investigators must pretend to be gay! (imdb)
A funny and subversively heartwarming love story about Dona Herlinda, a shrewd yet always placid mother who wishes for her son only that he live happily with Mom, his wife... and another man if need be. Her son, a sexually confused surgeon, is having a relationship with Ramon, a handsome music student. When Mom realizes that their relationship is romantic and deep, she helps things out by inviting her son's lover to stay with them, reasoning "Rodolfo has such a large bed!" (tlavideo.com)
Berenice (Navarro) is a woman with a mysterious past. A scar crosses her face and nightmares of fire and horses fill her lonely nights. She maybe killed her husband but nobody can be sure. In the present, Berenice lives with her godmother (Roldán) a money lender so fragile that she's always resting in her bed. The two women live in an almost perpetual seclusion, except on Sundays when they go to the church and to the movies.
After being arrested for polyandry, Esmeralda tells the story of how she came to have so many husbands.
A student needs to deliver a short film as a homework, which has to be shot in just one sequence. He writes an erotic scene and invites an older woman to act in his project ?The problem? The older woman is not just a friend, is a very close relative. (imdb)
A woman who waits for her son to return not know where he is or if he even is alive. She shares her apartment with a young co worker who falls in love with the son. Questions about the whereabouts and life or death of the son begin to be brought up as the woman falls ill. What does it all mean? The son? The stories?