A kind of drama with comedy and drama or something like that or none of the above Mexican. It's about two families that celebrate Mother's Day, one humble and the other rich in bankruptcy and the patriarch is hiding it until Mother's Day is over, but such a Perfect Day doesn't turn out as expected. Of quality, although it is the content that one expects to be on the platform. Fast and fluid. It never stops. Some performances good and others not so much. With interesting stories about what mother's days are like, the bad gifts, the bad celebrations, the meaning of that day. But little is addressed and not everything is explored. Interviews in off of what the characters are feeling, this seems Lizzi McGuire An interesting narrative that could have been exploited in a better way to give it the touch of comedy it required. Some organic and forced funny moments. Situations that do not finish developing and that remain unfinished. Excessive use of profanity. They leave the window open for a sequel. It completely misses the message of what could have been. He even tries to talk about social resentment but everything is superfluous. Something to kill time or have noise at home that could have been better.
