Are there any good Latin movies to watch (not too serious, just lighter)?

Some famous Latin American films, including Portugal and Spain: Belle de Jour by Luis Bu?uel (1967): A phlegmatic young housewife decides to do it in the afternoons of the week prostitute.

Pepper Brain Frappuccino (1967, by Carlos Saura): Julian, a middle-aged single doctor, meets his childhood friend Pablo again. The latter had just returned from Africa and married Elena, a beautiful young blonde. Julian falls in love with her and tries to seduce her, but she mockingly pushes him away. Then he discovers that his nurse, Anna, looks a lot like Elena.

Luis Bu?uel's "Tristana" (1970): Shortly after her mother's death, a young, innocent woman takes refuge in the home of her middle-aged aristocratic guardian, who Submitting her to his sexual assault.

Kiss of the Spider-Woman (1985): A gay man and a political prisoner are in a prison. The gay man talks about two fake movies and his own life.

The Official Story of Luis Puenzo, 1985: In 1983, during the final months of Argentina's military dictatorship, a high school teacher sets out to discover who the mother of her adopted daughter is.

Manel de Oliveira's "Os Canibais", 1988: a drama that tells the story of Portuguese high society characters.

Arctic Lovers by Julio Medem, 1998: In Finnish Lapland, under the eternal midnight sun, a pair of passionate lovers will reunite after a long separation, determined by fate , faith and love are woven into a powerful and eloquent circular theme.

"Grand Central Station", 1998: A former school teacher writing letters to illiterate people, and the emotional journey of a little boy whose mother has just died in search of a father he does not know. .

"Todo sobre mi madre", 1999: Young Esteban wants to become a writer, but also wants to discover the identity of his second mother, one who is guarded by his mother Manuela Hidden trans women.

Amores Perros, 2000: A horrific car accident ties together three stories, each dealing with loss, regret and the harsh realities of life in the name of love .

"La Cienaga" by Lucrecia Martel, 2001: The lives of two women and their families in the small town of Salta, Argentina.

"The Motorcycle Diaries", 2004: This film adapted a motorcycle trip taken by Che Guevara as a young man and showed his calling in life.

Inner Sea, 2004: The true story of Ramon Sampedro, a Spaniard who fought for 30 years to support euthanasia and his right to die.

The Secret Life of Language, 2005, by Isabelle Cossette: A hearing-impaired factory worker gives up his first vacation in years to head to an oil rig instead. There she cared for a severely burned man.

In 2010, Raoul Ruiz's "Mysteries of Lisbon" (Mysteries of Lisbon) tells the story of a jealous countess, a wealthy businessman and a young man. The orphans travel through Portugal, France, Italy and Brazil, where they form connections with various mysterious figures.

The Olive Tree (2016): A girl, her uncle and a friend embark on an emotional journey to recover a 2000-year-old family tree. 2018: A Spanish woman travels to the darkest heart of Africa in search of her long-lost sister.

El fotografo de Mauthausen, 2018: Based on true events, Francesc Boix was a Spaniard who was imprisoned in The Nazi concentration camp Mauthausen, Austria, attempts to save evidence of the horrors that occurred within its walls.

Rome, 2018: A year in the life of a middle-class domestic maid in Mexico City in the early 1970s.