Reseñas de la crítica

It’s no ordinary debut feature: it was, and remains, a tectonic shift away from the canonized notions of onscreen masculinity, and a preamble to a critique Cuarón would expand a decade later with the international breakthrough Y tu mamá también (2001).

For the film to succeed was not a difficult task: it was fresh, a contemporary film that appealed to Mexicans fed up with poor-quality films. Sólo con tu pareja is a screwball comedy soaked with Ernst Lubitsch influences.

An energetic and slangy screwball comedy with almost unprecedented emphasis on the country's yuppie middle class.

Cuarón's first feature is sexy, visually poetic, and draped in the vibrant culture of Mexico City as experienced by the young and well-off.

The promise he showed in “Sólo Con Tu Pareja” has already been realized and exceeded, but there is something gratifying about witnessing such talent in its fledgling state.