Mexico is in the midst of the presidential election process. The movie criticizes current and past governments. The movie is very well done, it has very good acting and the first part is very funny, but just like in the U.S. many Mexican artists have a leftist view of the world, thus making this movie a tool to attack the current government, which has achieved significant economic stability and a platform for future development, not to mention the freedom for artists like these to criticize the government. The last fifteen minutes very clearly support the candidacy of populist candidate Andres Lopez, but it was too late then for me to leave the theater.
Review of Un mundo maravilloso
