Probably because of Thomas, he was indeed a saint, not only the spiritual pillar of Magdalena and CARLOS, but also the spiritual pillar of many people around him.
When you are old, you can accept, absorb, and tolerate like him, which is something that many people cannot do. His role is quite like the mother in "QUEER AS FOLK".
Forgot a lot of good places, because I have seen it for a long time.
Magdalena reminds me of the missionary's daughter in "ken park", who was caught and raped in bed by her father and then beaten. This time, she got pregnant before having sex, which is quite surprising. The father, who is also a missionary, kicked his daughter out, and Thomas took her in.
CARLOS's true feelings are touching, and stealing flowers for his sister is enough to see. It's just that he is helpless, letting Magdalena call him loser, lier, fag,.... The sarcasm between the two is not too hostile, and it is quite powerful.
In short, this is a commendable work, I like it~very much.
Maybe it's because of the many cultural elements in Mexico that I've seen recently in movies and TV shows. The special culture of Mexico is another landscape.
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