The Good Girls

About This Movie

The Good Girls presents a nuanced exploration of privilege and hardship. Set against the backdrop of Mexico's tumultuous economic crisis in 1982, it intricately weaves the personal struggles of Sofía, a socialite, and her husband as they navigate a rapidly changing world. The atmosphere is dense, almost claustrophobic, reflecting the tension in their lives. The performances are quite engaging, capturing the characters' internal conflicts and the societal pressures they face. While the pacing might feel slow to some, it allows for a deeper dive into the emotional landscapes of the characters. The film's use of practical effects and muted tones brings a certain authenticity, grounding it in a reality that feels all too familiar. It's distinct in how it portrays the fragility of social standing.

Solid performances that resonate with viewers · Explores themes of economic disparity · Reflects on the fragility of social status