Like A Bride

In early 1960s Mexico, two young Jewish girls experience the life-changing events of their teen years against the turbulent backdrop of the decade. As they fall in love, attend Zionist day camps, and flirt with radical politics, they find themselves constantly caught between the traditions of their heritage and the ever-changing face of Mexican society. Spanning the currents of feminism, Zionism and socialism, the two women seek to break free from the roles assigned to them by society. Like A Bride was the winner of five Mexican Academy Ariel Awards (Mexican Oscars), including Best Supporting Actress and Best Screenplay.