Todas mías 2013
Joaquín Bissner's 2013 comedy *Todas mías* dives into the chaotic world of Lucas, a bestselling romance novelist who crafts tales of love and devotion but struggles to practice what he preaches.
Director: Joaquín Bissner
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Todas mías (2013) about?
*Todas mías* follows Lucas, a charismatic novelist whose hit book series about divine women hides a darker truth: he's a serial philanderer. When his wealthy fiancée Sandy catches him in the act, she demands he attend therapy—only to learn he has a sex addiction. The film traces his bumpy journey through self-help, ex-girlfriends, and emotional wreckage as he tries to salvage his relationship.
Who directed Todas mías?
Todas mías was directed by Joaquín Bissner, a filmmaker known for blending comedy with sharp social observations.
Who stars in Todas mías?
The film features Verónica Jaspeado as Sandy, Bruno Bichir as the therapist, along with Sherlyn, Rodrigo Murray, and Luz María Jerez in key roles.
Is Todas mías (2013) worth watching?
*Todas mías* is a guilty pleasure for fans of raunchy comedies, offering a mix of laughs and cringe-worthy moments. While not a masterpiece, its themes of honesty and self-reflection give it unexpected depth for the genre. If you enjoy character-driven humor with a dash of social satire, it's worth a watch—just don't expect subtlety.
How long is Todas mías?
Runtime details are not listed.
About Todas mías (2013) — A raunchy comedy about love, lies, and therapy gone wrong
Joaquín Bissner's 2013 comedy *Todas mías* dives into the chaotic world of Lucas, a bestselling romance novelist who crafts tales of love and devotion but struggles to practice what he preaches. The film balances sharp wit with cringe humor as Lucas's glittering engagement party explodes into scandal when his fiancée Sandy discovers his latest indiscretion. Forced into therapy under the guise of salvaging their relationship, Lucas receives a life-altering diagnosis: sex addiction. What follows is a rollercoaster of self-discovery, therapy mishaps, and awkward confrontations with his past lovers—all set against the backdrop of Mexico City's vibrant yet superficial high society.
With a mix of raunchy laughs and surprisingly tender moments, *Todas mías* (2013) explores the gap between fantasy and reality, exposing the absurd lengths people go to when their public personas crumble. Verónica Jaspeado shines as Sandy, whose icy demeanor melts into a mix of fury and vulnerability, while Bruno Bichir delivers a scene-stealing performance as the therapist navigating the chaos. The film's tone oscillates between slapstick antics and biting social commentary, making it a cult favorite for fans of raunchy, character-driven comedies.