Sacred Family

In "Sacred Family," two rival families—one conservative and the other liberal—find themselves in the office of a new age psychiatrist. Alongside his multiple personality assistant, they set out to uncover the mystery of their missing children. The journey is not just about finding the kids; it also delves into the prejudices, fears, and hypocrisy that adults often navigate.

The film's combination of comedy and social commentary makes it an intriguing watch. It raises questions about family dynamics and societal norms, all while maintaining a light-hearted tone. With René Monclova and Marian Pabón leading the cast, the film adds a unique flair to the comedy genre in 2018. This film can appeal to those interested in narratives that explore family issues through humor.