Saw y tu mama tambien and also some of pulp fiction. It's hard to believe that the same actor in "Y Tu Mama" was also in "El Crimen de Padre Amaro". Beautiful acting in both. I really had a turn in my attitude to the character Padre AMaro-- he was a good guy and by the end, he was a bad guy and I hated him in the end. Good writing, I guess, and it was a good contrast to Y Tu Mama. Y Tu Mama was a trip and a half.

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