Impossible Things (Spanish: Cosas imposibles) is a 2021 Mexican drama film directed by Ernesto Contreras and written by Fanie Soto. Starring Nora Velázquez and Benny Emmanuel. It premiered on June 17, 2021, in Mexican theaters.

Synopsis

Matilde is an older woman who suffers domestic abuse by her husband when he was alive, finds a friend in Miguel, a 19-year-old boy who is abandoned by his mother.

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Cast

The actors participating in this film are:

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Nora Velázquez as Matilde

Adriana Llabres as Young Matilde

Benny Emmanuel as Miguel

Salvador Garcini as Porfirio

Lucas Mollard as Young Porfirio / Faceless Porfirio

Luisa Huertas as Eugenia

Andrés Delgado as Lalo

Gabriela Cartol as Laura

Juan Carlos Medellin as Manuel Chang

Ari Gallegos as Male Singer

Pablo Marín as Policeman

Héctor Holten as Néstor

Norma Pablo as Elena

Michelle Betancourt as Daniela

Ángel Flores Torres as Chava

Haydee Leyva as Galaxia

Adrián Vázquez as Plumber

Tete Espinoza as Rosita

Bruno Coronel as Narro

Veronica Toussaint as Female Singer

Nora Isabel Huerta as Demonstrator

Armando Casas as Security Guard

Claudia Acosta as Employee

Christian Cortés as Ernesto

Paulina Álvarez Muñoz as La Güera

Danae Reynaud as Girl who buys drugs

Reception

Critical reception

Alejandro Alemán from Semanario Eje Central wrote: "Although the most cynical will find friendship between a septuagenarian and a teenager impossible, (...), it is also impossible not to recognize the good manufacturing of this film that aims to make us smile. It succeeds, and by far." Jesús Chavarría from La Razón de México wrote: "The director does not bet on sensationalism or technical fanfare, nor are there false pretensions or condescension, only the trade and honesty at the service of a story that leads the nature of empathy to take shape in the cinema."

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Accolades

References

External links

2021 films

2021 drama films

Mexican drama films

2020s Spanish-language films

2020s Mexican films

Films set in Mexico City

Films shot in Mexico City

Films set in Mexico

Films shot in Mexico

Films about old age

Films about friendship

Films about domestic violence

Films about drugs