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Amor de mis amores poster

Film · 2014

Amor de mis amores

Directed by Manolo Caro · starring Sandra Echeverría, Sebastián Zurita and Juan Pablo Medina

  • 3.8 Users1 vote

Synopsis

Lucia is a woman who after occasional heartbreak seems to have found the man of her life. Not surprisingly, he is about to marry her perfect boyfriend Carlos. But then he runs over an attractive young man named Leon and believes him fall madly in love. Leon is the boyfriend of Ana, a girl from Madrid. Coincidentally, in the capital of Spain it is Carlos, Lucia's fiancé, who traveled to convince his brother Javier I go to the wedding. The film chronicles the misadventures and headaches of this loving quartet will see how love changes their lives from one day to another when they least expect it. The film was released in Mexico in 2014. It was not until 2016 when he reached the halls of Spain.

Where to watch Amor de mis amores

All the options

Amor de mis amores is not on any service in the UK right now. It can be watched in other countries:

  • Mexico Apple TV: rent 60 MXN, buy 99 MXNNetflix: subscription
  • Spain Netflix: subscription

The essentials

Runtime
95 min1 hour and 35 minutes
Budget
MX$15mÍtaca Films
How long is Amor de mis amores?
1 hour and 35 minutes (95 minutes).
Who directed Amor de mis amores?
Manolo Caro.
Who is in Amor de mis amores?
It stars Sandra Echeverría, Sebastián Zurita, Juan Pablo Medina and Erick Elias.
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Director
Manolo Caro
Writers
Manolo Caro

Photos and posters

All 6 photos

Reviews

3.8 1 vote

Soundtrack

All 17 songs
  1. Estrella del PopAmandititita Spotify
  2. DeseoJorge Drexler Spotify
  3. LabiosJenny, the Mexicats Spotify
  4. Hay que venir al surRaffaella Carrà Spotify

Trivia

  • The Spanish actress Rossy de Palma has a role in this Mexican production.

  • It is the second feature film by Mexican director Manolo Caro after 'No sé si cortarme las venas o dejármelas largas' (2013).

  • It's a free adaptation of the play '1, 2, 3 por mí y por todos mis amores', by Manolo Caro.

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