The story of a young violinist whose desire to be recognized by a famous artist leads her into various situations.
Acting
Olga Breeskin's actual violin skills plus soap-level dramatic commitment.
Score
Disco-orchestra fusion that shouldn't work but absolutely does.
Costume
Sequined rebellion attire that screams 1979 Mexico City.
Director
Mauricio de la Serna
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
Olga Breeskin was a real-life violin prodigy turned TV host—this was her only dramatic lead, basically playing herself.
The film captures Mexico's brief 1970s 'sex comedy' boom where female rebellion was marketable but always punished or domesticated by the final reel.
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