Sexo, amor y otras perversiones
2006 Mexican film
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Sexo, amor y otras perversiones (Spanish for "Sex, love and other perversions") is a 2006 Mexican film made up of eight short films directed by several Mexican film directors:
- Carlos Carrera (segment "Barbacoa de Chivo")
- Daniel Gruener
- Gustavo Loza
- Carolina Rivera
- María Fernanda Suárez
- Gerardo Tort
- Ángel Flores Torres (segment "Recompensa")
- Javier 'Fox' Patrón (segment "El Auto")
- Carlos Sariñana (segment "A una Mujer Decente")
Daniel Gruener
Gustavo Loza
Carolina Rivera
María Fernanda Suárez
Gerardo Tort
Ángel Flores Torres
Javier 'Fox' Patrón
Carlos Sariñana
Claudia Ramírez
Ana Serradilla
Carlos Torres Torrija
Fernando Carrillo
Patricia Llaca
Martha Higareda
Arcelia Ramírez
- 2006
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| Directed by | Carlos Carrera Daniel Gruener Gustavo Loza Carolina Rivera María Fernanda Suárez Gerardo Tort Ángel Flores Torres Javier 'Fox' Patrón Carlos Sariñana |
| Produced by | Carlos Sariñana |
| Starring | Tiaré Scanda Claudia Ramírez Ana Serradilla Carlos Torres Torrija Fernando Carrillo Patricia Llaca Martha Higareda Arcelia Ramírez |
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| Country | Mexico |
| Language | Spanish |
Cast
- Tiaré Scanda as Mayán
- Claudia Ramírez as a blond woman
- Ana Serradilla as Mirtha (segment "Por Amor")
- Carlos Torres Torrija as Lucio
- Fernando Carrillo as Rodrigo
- Patricia Llaca as Elena
- Martha Higareda as María
- Arcelia Ramírez
Plot
Tagline: "Which one is your depravation?"
Eight stories ranging from the story of a woman who awakes at an unknown person's apartment to the rejoining of two underground lovers. From the warm flirtings of two women to a girl captive in an elevator. Other stories are tied among these: a female teacher who is flirted by one of her students; a teenager's deception that joins again with her best friend from secondary school: the adventure of two porn actors who find love, and the amusing plans of a single man who just wishes to be kind with his old mother...
From the producer and director of Todo el poder, and Cero y van cuatro, Fernando Sariñana.
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