Review of Y Tu Mamá También (2001) by Michael L — 21 Sep 2011

This is a brilliant story of adolescent discovery about life, innocence, loneliness and responsibilities. Very adult in nature given the sexual content but certainly not gratuitous yet still some viewers could be uncomfortable if not offended by some scenes, content and language.

The story in itself covers a lot of territory from young men's preoccupation with sex (including the absurd, the confused and the hysterical sides) to political, social unrest and poverty in Mexico.

Extremely well done and cleverly thought out story.