La mujer judicial

Three sisters run brothels protected by the authorities, abuse and prostitute young women under the false pretense of employing them as servants.

Small-time crook teams up with a street urchin for mutual support on the margins of society.

Mexican feature film

As punishment for participating in a game show a nun is sent to a small town. The chief and presidential hopeful municipal Instead, a pinko comecuras that attacks capitalism and refuses to let children be vaccinated and go to school, is opposed to the presence of the newcomer, but as the religious conquest people and helps to rescue the kidnapped daughter of the chief, the evil becomes good.

Alberto has come back to town several years after he made a promise that he made with Rosita, who has forgotten the promise since they were kids. Felipe, the other lover, beats Alberto up and frames him for a murder. Initially Facundo, father of Felipe and influential landowner, made everything possible for Alberto to pay for his supposed fault without realizing who it was really about. Making Alberto's return the more bloodier.

The cabaret life truly satisfied her; she thrived in that environment of lust and unbridled passions. They called her 'the lioness.' Her life changed when two men vied for her love, leading to a journey from vulgar passion to acts of bloodshed.

A couple is involved in a seduction game to get out of the monotony of their marriage.

After the death of their grandfather, two beautiful women decide to help the orphanage where their aunt, a nun, works. They're then forced by a mobster to help traffic drugs for a Mexican cartel.

On a picnic, several friends find a large amount of money, unaware that it belongs to two criminals.

"The Bandit" is a ruthless yet intelligent hitman, feared and respected by all crime bosses for his ability to carry out brutal assignments without leaving a trace. Once he accepts a contract, nothing can stop him—until he meets a woman who shakes his focus and makes him vulnerable.