Cindy la Regia

2020
TV-MA
1h 49m

IMDb RATING

6.0/10

1.8K

YOUR RATING

Diana Bovio, Giuseppe Gamba, and Cassandra Sanchez Navarro in Cindy la Regia (2020)

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Comedy

When Cindy decides that she doesn't want to marry her boyfriend, she runs to Mexico City, where new friendships and unexpected paths teach her that there are many more possibilities for her ... Read allWhen Cindy decides that she doesn't want to marry her boyfriend, she runs to Mexico City, where new friendships and unexpected paths teach her that there are many more possibilities for her life and talent than she thought.When Cindy decides that she doesn't want to marry her boyfriend, she runs to Mexico City, where new friendships and unexpected paths teach her that there are many more possibilities for her life and talent than she thought.

Directors
- Catalina Aguilar Mastretta
- Santiago Limón
Writer
- Maria Hinojos
Stars

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IMDb RATING

6.0/10

1.8K

YOUR RATING

Directors
- Catalina Aguilar Mastretta
- Santiago Limón
Writer
- Maria Hinojos
Stars

See production info at IMDbPro

Videos1

Trailer 2:18

Tráiler [OV]

Photos5

User reviews14

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10kabuttano

Mejor de lo que esperaba!

Better than I expected! Well acted, funny without being dumb, and the leading actress has a lot of charisma.

10raulcontrerasb

FUN MOVIE

One of the best mexican movies ever! The only thing I didn´t like is Martha Debayle... she´s awful

6tiagotorlay

So so

It starts very well then the movie gets boring and slow, finally the end is a little interesting. I would not recommend it for those who are looking for something new, but if you are curious of Mexican habits and customs you could enjoy this movie.

7alesaenz-48003

Nice romantic comedy

This is an enjoyable example of the new wave of Mexican cinema showing its contemporary charming rising stars in a funny young adult modern story.

9lynaespinoza-92326

Funny romcom and social commentary

This is a romcom that shows how "classist" society in Monterrey brainwash young women to believe that marriage and money is all that matters. But then the protagonist runs away only to discover her identity as a woman and individual with her own set of unique needs and desires that by no means are influenced by an outside narrative. It's cool to see feminism principles in the film, especially in a patriarchal society like so many regions of Mexico