Solo con tu Pareja

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Before Alfonso Cuaron helmed the international sensation Y tu Mamá También, he made his mark on Mexican cinema with the ribald and lightning-quick contemporary social satire Solo con tu Pareja. Don Juan-ish yuppie Tomas Tomas (Bad Education's Daniel Gimenez Cacho) spends his nights juggling so many beautiful women that he can't keep their names straight - until one of his many conquests, a spurned nurse, gives him a taste of his own medicine. Beautifully filmed in widescreen by the inimitable Emmanuel Lubezki (The New World), Cuaron's wildly successful feature debut (which has never been released in the U.S.) gave voice to a Mexican middle-class that had remained largely unseen onscreen and surveys contemporary urban sexual mores with style to spare.