Olmo

2025

Comedy / Drama

2
IMDb Rating 6.2/10 10 205 205

coming of age house party teenage boy 1980s multiple sclerosis

Director

Fernando Eimbcke Photo
Fernando Eimbcke

Top cast

Andrea Suarez Paz Photo
Andrea Suarez Paz as Cecilia
Gustavo Sánchez Parra Photo
Gustavo Sánchez Parra as Nestor
Rosa Armendariz Photo
Rosa Armendariz as Ana
Matthew Gay Photo
Matthew Gay as Paramedic
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739.96 MB
1280*690
English 2.0
NR
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25 fps
1 hr 20 min
Seeds 9
1.48 GB
1920*1036
English 5.1
NR
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25 fps
1 hr 20 min
Seeds 28

Movie Reviews

Reviewed by peter0969 7 / 10

Mexican Superbad

As a whole, this family comedy-drama is a simple, yet, engaging and effective tale about family, coming-of-age, and 70s era time amongst a Mexican family.Fernando Eimbcke direction on the atmosphere, style, and family dynamics are pretty good. Eimbcke doesn't enforce cheesy tropes, but light-hearted, comedic, and dramatic elements amongst the atmosphere, character dynamics, and dialogue moments together. Alongside with colorful camerawork, presentation, and sound designs, the style and way of filmmaking does feel very 70s, which helps to bring the atmosphere to light. Eimbcke previously approaches similar themes in his other works like Duck Season, and Club Sandwich, which were not grand, but also solid works. Eimbcke does a better work on the direction here. The performances were pretty good. Gustavo Sanchez Parra was very good and alongside with the rest of the cast members. The characters are overall, alright. The characters offer some insightful family dynamics and shares between one another, and they felt humane, realistic, and engaging.At the same time, the movie does suffer some bad points. The writing could have been a little better. As certain points felt disconnected and predictable. Including some of the dialogue moments feeling a little bit clunky, and a bit weird.Overall, it's a good drama movie.
Reviewed by peter0969 7 / 10

As a whole, this family comedy-drama is a simple, yet, engaging and effective tale about family, coming-of-age, and 70s era time amongst a Mexican family.Fernando Eimbcke direction on the atmosphere, style, and family dynamics are pretty good. Eimbcke doesn't enforce cheesy tropes, but light-hearted, comedic, and dramatic elements amongst the atmosphere, character dynamics, and dialogue moments together. Alongside with colorful camerawork, presentation, and sound designs, the style and way of filmmaking does feel very 70s, which helps to bring the atmosphere to light. Eimbcke previously approaches similar themes in his other works like Duck Season, and Club Sandwich, which were not grand, but also solid works. Eimbcke does a better work on the direction here. The performances were pretty good. Gustavo Sanchez Parra was very good and alongside with the rest of the cast members. The characters are overall, alright. The characters offer some insightful family dynamics and shares between one another, and they felt humane, realistic, and engaging.At the same time, the movie does suffer some bad points. The writing could have been a little better. As certain points felt disconnected and predictable. Including some of the dialogue moments feeling a little bit clunky, and a bit weird.Overall, it's a good drama movie.
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