Ana Martín Movies

An old gangster returns from the United States to Mexico City to live with his sister-in-law and his two nephews, where he will face the daily life...

Reporter investigating an actress' death gains an overview of her whole biography.

Late 16th century: two Azteca teens are very much in love, but older folks have designs on each of them. This can't end well...

A man who lives in a house in a little town in Guatemala that has a reputation of being a sinful place, falls in love with a young girl.

Doña Refugio works in an office until the bounce and has three children: Fernando who is studying to be a lawyer, doctor and Nacho Edmundo to...

Three tales of horror, isolation and insanity set in Mexico.

Hotel with a dozen stories unfolding simultaneously: man with brain tumor, child with leukemia, drug-traffic magnate and his paid escort, rich widow...

A motorcycle gang goes to a mansion where a party is being held and joy turns into tragedy.

A family in extreme poverty is forced to make a series of sacrifices in order to survive.

Wealthy family in the 1940s have failed to change with the times, and now everything's collapsing in their lives.

A wrestling hero helps the police in their battle against a mad doctor and his army of female zombies.

Aging widow interferes in the lives of her adult children.

Evil street hustler plays out elaborate psychodramas with his janes and johns. They end up regretting they invited him home with them.

Bar-band yout gets groomed for stardom: exploitative management and loss of personal authenticity are the result. Can he pull out of his Siempre En...

Spoiled rich boys get into drag-racing and end up in beeg trobbles.

Ex-con breaks into a house and ends up bonding with a toddler instead of burgling the way he'd planned.

Three girls from different social classes are forced to take that first step into adulthood that leads them to live fun adventures and also...

Teen-romance comedy with unrelated dramatic subplots.

Documentary depicting Mexican society, in honor of the 1968 Olympic Games in Mexico City. With a prologue by José Revueltas.