All 40 Alejandro Tommasi Movies
Discover a new perspective on cinema with our exclusive movie roundup, Alejandro Tommasi Movies. From exhilarating action sequences to heartwarming storytelling, Alejandro Tommasi takes us on a thrilling journey through the world of cinema.
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1. Zapata en Chinameca (1987)
Unleash the electrifying spirit of revolution in “Zapata en Chinameca, “ an immersive cinematic experience set against the backdrop of 1910s Mexico. Directed by Mario Hernández and penned by the talents of Guadalupe Ortega and Xavier Robles, this high-octane drama offers a masterful blend of action and history.
2. Lola (1989)
“Lola” (1989) is a heartfelt Mexican drama directed by María Novaro. The film follows the story of Lola, a young saleswoman struggling to balance her life amidst personal and professional problems.
3. Cita con la muerte (1989)
“Cita con la muerte” is a chilling anthology film from Mexico, released in 1989. This thrilling movie runs for 1 hour and 25 minutes and is rated for mature audiences. Directed by Juan Antonio de la Riva, Alfredo Gurrola, and Rafael Montero, the film features a star-studded cast, including Rafael Sánchez Navarro, Mariagna Prats, and Guillermo García Cantú.
4. Perfume, efecto inmediato (1994)
Experience the delightful chaos of “Perfume, efecto inmediato” in this 1994 Mexican comedy film. When a talented cosmetologist creates an enchanting fragrance that ignites love between men and women, things take a hilarious turn when his formula is stolen. This whimsical concoction also possesses an unexpected effect, adding to the hilarious mayhem that unfolds as the fragrance spreads.
5. All of them Witches (1996)
“All of Them Witches, “ originally titled “Sobrenatural, “ is a dark and unsettling horror movie set for a release in 1996. Traumatized after witnessing the murder of her best friend, a woman is urged to stay at home by her husband, only to uncover a strange gris-gris bag. Unknowingly releasing the bag’s magical, terrifying contents, she finds herself drawn into a web of witchcraft, zombies, and folk horror.
6. Taxi asesino (1998)
“Taxi asesino” is a thrilling 1998 film set in a world where danger lurks around every corner. Directed by Raymundo Calixto and featuring top-notch performances from Armando Araiza, Emilio Charles Jr. , and Jesus Hernandez, audiences are in for a wild ride from start to finish.
7. Por la libre (2000)
“Por la libre” is a hilarious comedy movie that follows the adventures of two contrasting cousins, Rocco and Rodrigo, played by Osvaldo Benavides and Rodrigo Cachero. When their grandfather, Rodrigo Carnicero, passes away, the two are given an old car by their late relative and are tasked with the responsibility of taking his ashes to the sea.
8. Sofía (2000)
Sofía, a gripping journey set in Mexico, follows a talented volcano scientist (Issabela Camil) who arrives to study the Popocatepetl volcano. This exploration transforms her entire life, blending elements of feminist empowerment and raw human emotion. Director Alan Coton masterfully crafts a gripping drama, featuring an impressive cast including Angélica Aragón and Alejandro Tommasi.
9. Blind Heat (2001)
“Blind Heat, “ released in 2002, is a thrilling suspense movie starring Jeff Fahey. In this edge-of-the-seat drama directed by Adolfo Martínez Solares, a high-profile industrialist’s beautiful wife is kidnapped and held for ransom. The negotiation for her safe return is left in the hands of a seasoned and highly effective hostage negotiator. But while the hostage taker’s demands are clear, the husband’s seemingly indifferent attitude towards the situation confounds the negotiator, adding another layer of mystery to the dilemma he must navigate.
10. Ciudades oscuras (2002)
“Ciudades oscuras” is a captivating and thought-provoking Mexican drama from 2002. Directed by Fernando Sariñana and written by Juan Madrid, Enrique Renteria, and Fernando Sariñana, the film stars Alejandro Tommasi, Alonso Echánove, and Bruno Bichir. With a runtime of 1 hour and 53 minutes, the movie delves into the deepest depths of human emotion and survival.
11. El misterio de los almendros (2004)
“El misterio de los almendros, “ also known as “The Mystery of the Almonds, “ is a mysterious and dramatic film released in 2004. In this movie, the story revolves around the murder of a nude woman and the enigmatic circumstances surrounding it. The film features both male and female frontal nudity, and certain scenes may be considered explicit by some viewers.
12. Huapango (2004)
Huapango (2004) is a captivating Mexican drama set amidst the vibrant world of dance and music. The film tells the story of Otilio, a wealthy man from Huasteca Tamaulipeca who discovers a profound love for Julia, a talented ballerina hailing from a dance group renowned for their “Huapango” performances.
13. Alta infidelidad (2006)
“Alta infidelidad, “ a 2006 drama film, masterfully interweaves the intricacies of infidelity with the irresistible allure of sensuality. Three distinct stories form the core of this cinematic experience, each exploring the complexities of love and lust through the lens of eroticism. The film, though enticing, does not indulge in gratuitous nudity, but rather uses it as a powerful narrative device.
14. Cementerio de papel (2007)
In “Cementerio de Papel” (2007), a journalist and a group of investigators delve into the dark, hidden secrets buried within the walls of a former Mexican prison, now home to the National Archive. Their investigation into a worker’s mysterious murder at the Palacio de Lecumberri reveals a sinister conspiracy that threatens to expose the government’s dirty secrets.
15. Unexpected Things (2007)
“Unexpected Things” is a moving drama about Sebastian, a celebrated orchestra conductor, who is left to pick up the pieces of his broken family after the death of his son. In an attempt to reconnect with his daughter, he takes her to Guanajuato for a presentation. However, a chance encounter with a dying old man changes the course of the trip, as the old man asks for Sebastian’s help to fulfill his final wish.
16. El último evangelio (2008)
“El último evangelio” is a provocative and groundbreaking drama film that explores the depths of human emotion and the intricacies of love. Released in 2008, the film tackles a taboo subject, featuring a lesbian relationship as its central theme.
17. Marcelino Pan y Vino (2010)
“Marcelino Pan y Vino, “ a heartwarming family drama, is set in a war-ravaged monastery in Mexico. The movie revolves around the unexpected arrival of an infant at the doorstep of the poor religious community. As the friars take care of the child, they weave a unique bond, embracing the innocence of childhood and inspiring hope amidst the shadows of a troubled world.
18. The Fifth Commandment (2011)
“The Fifth Commandment”, also known as “El quinto mandamiento”, is a thrilling movie released in 2012. This Mexican crime-thriller takes the audience on a harrowing journey as Detective Garcia is assigned the task of hunting down the infamous serial-killer, The Cross Killer.
19. De amores fugaces y pasiones eternas (2013)
“De amores fugaces y pasiones eternas” (2013) is a captivating Mexican drama film that will tug at your heartstrings. The movie, directed by Rafael Montero and featuring compelling performances by Flor Payán, Alejandro Tommasi, and Mariana Ávila, revolves around fleeting loves and enduring passions.
20. El diario de una prostituta (2013)
“El diario de una prostituta” is a unique and engaging drama film that follows the life of a lively and ambitious woman named Luisa, played by the talented Luisa Acevedo. In this Latin-style adaptation of Sex and the City, Luisa navigates through the diverse world of men, finding herself in both tough and humorous situations. With her captivating charm and enchanting presence, she somehow manages to extricate herself from them all.
21. 500 balazos II — El imperio de el Dorado (2014)
Saddle up for an unforgettable ride with “500 balazos II — El imperio de el Dorado”! This action-packed film from 2014, directed by Enrique Murillo, will take you deeper into the world of action-packed cinema. With a runtime of just 1 hour and 32 minutes, you’ll be on the edge of your seat as the explosive story unfolds.
22. Peligrosa tentación 3 (2016)
“Peligrosa tentación 3” is a thrilling film directed by Enrique Murillo and written by the same talented individual. The movie brings together an ensemble cast of talented actors including Ethel Almada, Guillermo Azpegorta, and Roberto Ballesteros.
23. Peligrosa tentación 5 (2016)
Step into the world of “Peligrosa Tentación 5” — a riveting crime drama that will leave you on the edge of your seat. From the mastermind of Enrique Murillo, director and writer of this pulsating film, comes a story that delves deep into the dark corners of human desire and criminal activity.
24. Tratantes de blancas III (2017)
In the gripping Mexican drama, Tratantes de blancas III (2017), we delve into the complexities of the human condition through heart-wrenching and emotionally charged scenes. Directed by the insightful Enrique Murillo and penned by acclaimed screenwriter Adolfo Martínez Solares, this enthralling story brings the characters to life with finesse and nuance while challenging societal norms and expectations.
25. Peligrosa tentación 4 (2017)
Experience the thrilling intensity of “Peligrosa tentación 4” (2017), a heart-pounding drama that pushes the boundaries of suspense. Directed by Enrique Murillo and written by Adolfo Martínez Solares, this movie features a captivating plot that will keep you on the edge of your seat. Starring an all-star cast, including Jorge Aldama, Ethel Almada, and Óscar Arak, this gripping film delves into the darker side of human emotions, passion, and desire.
26. Perras de barrio 3 (2018)
Perras de barrio 3 is a powerful and gripping drama from 2018 that delves into the unspoken world of prostitution. Directed by the talented Óscar González and written by the insightful Adolfo Martínez Solares, this hard-hitting film stars Armando Araiza, Alejandro Tommasi, and Amellali Santana.
27. Guatemala 1982 (2018)
“Guatemala 1982” is a gripping drama that transports viewers to the heart of the Central American conflict. Adrian Morales, portrayed by Alejandro Tommasi, is tasked with delivering identification cards needed for arms possession to the town of Jutiapa. Upon arrival, he is mistaken for a guerrilla member and held as a captive prisoner.
28. Cofradía (2018)
In the drama film “Cofradía”, we follow the lives of two brothers with dramatically differing fates. Yago, trusted by Don Julio as his own son, finds himself entangled in a passionate affair with Don Julio’s wife. Meanwhile, Janco remains an honest man devoted to his family.
29. Sobre tus huellas (2018)
“Sobre tus huellas” is a thrilling Mexican film released in 2018. Directed and written by Luis Yduñate, the movie features a star-studded cast including Mauricio Aldana, Irving Aranda, and Itatí Cantoral.
30. Perras de Barrio 4 (2018)
“Perras de Barrio 4”, the action-packed thriller, is the fourth installment in the highly popular and explosive series. Written and directed by Armando Ríos, Jorge Ramirez Rivera, this gripping film is filled with action-packed scenes, leaving audiences on the edge of their seats.
31. Víctimas de tratantes (2018)
Víctimas de tratantes, a gripping drama film from Mexico, released in 2018, delves into the heart-wrenching lives of its three main characters, played by Jorge Aldama, Gabriela Altamirano, and Fernando Carbonel.
32. Mafia nueva (2019)
“Mafia nueva, “ the 2019 Mexican action thriller, takes viewers on a thrilling adventure following a group of young men thrust into the world of organized crime. In a country rife with corruption and deceit, they are faced with the responsibility of ensuring the survival of their families as they navigate the precarious realm of the mafia.
33. Mujeres de la calle (2019)
Mujeres de la calle, a thought-provoking and emotionally charged Mexican drama, captivates audiences with its exploration of the lives of three women — all leading very different lives, but bound together by the harsh realities of their surroundings.
34. Las amantes del narco III (2019)
“Las amantes del narco III” is a gripping drama film that follows the lives of three women entangled in the brutal world of narco-traffickers. Directed by Enrique Murillo, this gritty and intense cinematic experience delves deep into the complexities of love, lust, and addiction, set against the backdrop of a dark and dangerous underworld.
35. Pervertidas III (2020)
Pervertidas III is a thrilling 2020 Mexican drama film directed by José Luis Vera and written by Adolfo Martínez Solares. The movie stars Armando Araiza, Miguel Angel Camacho, and Elena Mimi Canderiano, with scenes filmed in various locations.
36. Mujeres de la calle II (2020)
In the gripping sequel, Mujeres de la calle II (2020), we follow Don Diego as he is forced to confront his past when his son is tragically killed. As he searches for answers, he delves into the dangerous world of prostitution, revealing a web of secrets and deceit. The film, directed by Enrique Murillo, skillfully weaves together themes of family, love, and the dark side of humanity.
37. Historias de una prostituta 4 (2021)
Historias de una prostituta 4 is a captivating Spanish drama film that explores the challenges and triumphs of its complex characters. Directed by Manuel Ramirez and written by Luis Felipe Nuñez, the movie follows the lives of three women who navigate their way through the world of prostitution.
38. El sexoservidor 7 (2021)
El Sexoservidor 7 (2021) is a lighthearted comedy that dives into the world of romantic entanglements and seduction. Set against the backdrop of Mexico, the film follows the adventures of its bold and charismatic cast, who find themselves entangled in a web of love, passion, and humor.
39. Las muñecas de la droga (2022)
Las muñecas de la droga is a compelling drama that takes viewers on an emotional journey, exploring the dark underbelly of the drug world. Set in the vibrant streets of Mexico, the film follows the interconnected lives of three men and women, each struggling to survive in a dangerous world of drugs, love, and betrayal.
40. Niñas bien que se portan mal (2022)
In “Niñas bien que se portan mal, “ the Mexican drama delves into the turbulent lives of three women who face challenges and seek out solace in surprising ways. Filmed and set in Mexico, the movie tackles the complexities of relationships, ambition, and a yearning for connection.
