Perras (2011)

Ten girls are suspected of committing a horrible crime, and until they confess, they won't be able to leave their school.

Director:

Guillermo Ríos

Writers:

Guillermo Ríos (play), Guillermo Ríos

Stars:

Claudia Zepeda, Karen de la Hoya, Scarlet Dergal

Cast

Credited cast:
Claudia Zepeda	...	María del Mar 'La Matada'
Karen de la Hoya	...	Tora 'La Gorda'
Scarlet Dergal	...	Sofía 'La Manchada'
Alenka Rios	...	Ana Ceci 'La Mustia'
Steph Boumelcroud	...	Iris 'La Ñoña'
Andrea Pedrero	...	Diana 'La Ciega'
Kariam Castro	...	Andrea 'La Rara'
Denis Montes	...	Alejandra 'La Valemadres'
Eva Luna Marenco	...	Frida 'La Amiga'
Natalia Zurita	...	Patricia 'La Zorra'
Galilea Montijo	...	Frida Adulta
Stephany Cota
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Ivette Benavides	...	Andrea's mother
Ita Larrinaga	...	Caridad
Merlina	...	Herself

Storyline

Ten girls are suspected of committing a horrible crime, and until they confess, they won't be able to leave their school.

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Plot Keywords:

underage sex | kiss | car accident | friendship | sweet sixteen

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Taglines:

Do your parents know?

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Genres:

Drama | Thriller | Romance

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Certificate:

Not Rated

Details

Country:

Mexico

Language:

Spanish

Release Date:

4 March 2011 (Mexico)

Filming Locations:

Mexico City, Distrito Federal, Mexico

Company Credits

Production Co:

Fondo de Inversión y Estímulos al Cine (FIDECINE), Pelearán Diez Rounds Films

Technical Specs

Runtime:

100 min

Sound Mix:

Dolby Digital

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Connections

References Quinceañera (1987)

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Soundtracks

"Quinceañera"
Written by Guillermo Méndez Guiú and Álvaro Dávila
Performed by "Perras" Cast

User Reviews

Watch it, but it is not a master piece of Mexican Films

This movie is about different social problems in Mexico, however I think that if you are not Mexican it would be difficult for you to realize what it is true (issues that occur in Mexico) and what it's not.

There are several exaggerations and parts that are not so well performed, the script is not so natural in several parts of the movie. Moreover some connotations are not according to the age (teenagers don't like Luis Miguel, that for girls over thirty). In general the production was not so good.

I don't like perspective that "all girls want to be f***ed" and the tittle shows a very misogynous perspective that it is not correct in any part of the movie. None of the girls seems to have a healthy youth or sexuality. You can realize that the movie was done by a guy.

Anyway, there were parts in the movie that I liked as the part of the family that goes to live with the grandma or how teenagers love TV.