In Mexico City, restless teenage friends Tenoch Iturbide and Julio Zapata are left behind as their girlfriends travel through Europe before college life begins. At a lavish wedding, they meet Luisa Cortés, the stunning Spanish wife of Tenoch’s cousin. Hoping to impress her, they boast about a trip to a hidden beach called La Boca del Cielo—a place that doesn’t actually exist.

After discovering her husband’s infidelity, Luisa impulsively decides to join them, forcing the boys to scramble together a real road trip. What follows is a journey of discovery, filled with tension, desire, and emotional awakenings. For Luisa, the trip is a way to navigate heartbreak and a secret she’s hiding. For Tenoch and Julio, it becomes a test of friendship, loyalty, and the inevitable end of innocence.

Directed by Alfonso Cuarón, Y Tu Mamá También beautifully captures the complexities of youth, sexuality, and class divides in modern Mexico, set against breathtaking landscapes and a raw, honest narrative.