It is a mix between drama, choral comedy and a story of growth that will make you have a good time full of laughter. With this film I have learned that a film should not be judged by its poster, nor by its director, and much less by its actors. Cinema connects in different ways with each individual and relates to the lived experiences, social and family context. In this way, cinema achieves something different for each person, at least entertaining you, and if you are lucky, you will identify in some way with some of the characters and end up with a reflection. The film strikes a perfect balance between respectful representation of Mexican traditions and family, situational comedy and an effective blend with the growing up story, accompanied by a very sober teenage drama. This proves that in Mexican cinema we are reaching a new level of comedy that is not absurd or forgettable, but also touches the heart of the viewer.
Review of Sobreviviendo Mis XV
