The best Mexican films from 2000 to 2010
The top 3 according to 54 votes from people: Parque Vía (2008) · Y tu mamá también (2001) · Silent Light (2007). (Updated Sep 14, 2021.)
From Amores Perros and Y tu mamá también to Duck Season, Silent Light, Alamar and We Are What We Are: the films that made Mexican cinema of the 2000s one of the most interesting in the world, according to Icónica and Chilango.
Automatically translated (original in Español). See the original
Top 12
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1
Parque Vía (2008)
Enrique Rivero. A man alone looks after an empty house that is his whole world. Golden Leopard at Locarno.
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2
Y tu mamá también (2001)
Alfonso Cuarón. Two friends and an older woman on a road trip to a beach that may not exist.
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3
Silent Light (2007)
Carlos Reygadas. A love triangle in a Mennonite community in Chihuahua.
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4
Perfume de violetas (2001)
Maryse Sistach. The friendship of two teenage girls on the outskirts of Mexico City.
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5
De la calle (2001)
Gerardo Tort. A street kid in downtown Mexico City.
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6
Amores Perros (2000)
Alejandro González Iñárritu and Guillermo Arriaga. Three stories linked by a car crash in Mexico City.
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7
Lake Tahoe (2008)
Fernando Eimbcke. A boy crashes the family car and looks for someone to fix it.
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8
A Thousand Clouds of Peace (2003)
Julián Hernández. A 17-year-old wanders the city after his lover's farewell letter.
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9
Duck Season (2004)
Fernando Eimbcke. A Sunday without electricity in a Tlatelolco apartment.
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10
We Are What We Are (2010)
Jorge Michel Grau. A cannibal family in Mexico City, between horror and film noir.
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11
Alamar (2009)
Pedro González Rubio. A father and his young son on the Banco Chinchorro reef, between documentary and fiction.
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12
Perpetuum Mobile (2010)
Nicolás Pereda. A young removal man and a family life at a standstill.
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