2017·Drama·1h 22m
7.0
★
Beatriz, an immigrant from a poor town in Mexico, has drawn on her innate kindness to build a career as a health practitioner. Doug Strutt is a cutthroat, self-satisfied billionaire. When these two opposites meet at a dinner party, their worlds collide, and neither will ever be the same.
Directed by Miguel Arteta
immigrant
dark comedy
billionaire
class differences
kindness
social differences
dinner party
mexican woman
massage therapist
wealth differences
rich vs poor
pet goat
holistic healing
health practitioner
Trailer
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Cast
Salma Hayek Pinault
Beatriz
John Lithgow
Doug Strutt
Connie Britton
Kathy
Jay Duplass
Alex
Amy Landecker
Jeana
Chloë Sevigny
Shannon
David Warshofsky
Grant
John Early
Evan
Natalia Abelleyra
Suzana
Soledad St. Hilaire
Rosa
Enrique Castillo
Marcus
Sean O'Bryan
Security Guard
Crew
Miguel Arteta
Director
Mike White
Writer
Mark Mothersbaugh
Original Music Composer
Christine Vachon
Producer
Pamela Koffler
Producer
David Hinojosa
Producer
Aaron L. Gilbert
Producer
Popular Reviews
42 reviews
claraa
5.0★ · 02/20/26
o ódio q o cara do gancho deve ter ficado no final não tá escrito
o ódio q o cara do gancho deve ter ficado no final não tá escrito
alissa
6.0★ · 01/23/26
i was on my knees praying for the stabbing sequence to be real but whatever. still good
i was on my knees praying for the stabbing sequence to be real but whatever. still good
disney
8.0★ · 04/23/25
what i think is all your pleasures are built on other pain
i remember seeing this in theaters. my mom & i wanted to get out of the house and it was on off weekend meaning this was the one that looked the most interesting during the trailer. we knew basically NOTHING going into this. and i wondered how much that influenced what i thought about it.
anyways, the trailer isn’t what it makes it out to be. the ending is a bit anticlimactic & i think i honestly kind wished that lithgow got more screen time then he did. it’s not a bad movie after all rewatch i definitely understand the criticism. hayek is great in the role is in but it makes sense that this was written for her and was a birthday present.
i remember seeing this in theaters. my mom & i wanted to get out of the house and it was on off weekend meaning this was the one that looked the most interesting during the trailer. we knew basically NOTHING going into this. and i wondered how much that influenced what i thought about it.
anyways, the trailer isn’t what it makes it out to be. the ending is a bit anticlimactic & i think i honestly kind wished that lithgow got more screen time then he did. it’s not a bad movie after all rewatch i definitely understand the criticism. hayek is great in the role is in but it makes sense that this was written for her and was a birthday present.
what i think is all your pleasures are built on other pain
i remember seeing this in theaters. my mom & i wanted to get out of the house and it was on off weekend meaning this was the one that looked the most interesting during the trailer. we knew basically NOTHING going into this. and i wondered how much that influenced what i thought about it.
anyways, the trailer isn’t what it makes it out to be. the ending is a bit anticlimactic & i think i honestly kind wished that lithgow got more screen time then he did. it’s not a bad movie after all rewatch i definitely understand the criticism. hayek is great in the role is in but it makes sense that this was written for her and was a birthday present.
i remember seeing this in theaters. my mom & i wanted to get out of the house and it was on off weekend meaning this was the one that looked the most interesting during the trailer. we knew basically NOTHING going into this. and i wondered how much that influenced what i thought about it.
anyways, the trailer isn’t what it makes it out to be. the ending is a bit anticlimactic & i think i honestly kind wished that lithgow got more screen time then he did. it’s not a bad movie after all rewatch i definitely understand the criticism. hayek is great in the role is in but it makes sense that this was written for her and was a birthday present.
dis
7.1★ · 04/23/25
what i think is all your pleasures are built on other pain
i remember seeing this in theaters. my mom & i wanted to get out of the house and it was on off weekend meaning this was the one that looked the most interesting during the trailer. we knew basically NOTHING going into this. and i wondered how much that influenced what i thought about it.
anyways, the trailer isn’t what it makes it out to be. the ending is a bit anticlimactic & i think i honestly kind wished that lithgow got more screen time then he did. it’s not a bad movie after all rewatch i definitely understand the criticism. hayek is great in the role is in but it makes sense that this was written for her and was a birthday present.
i remember seeing this in theaters. my mom & i wanted to get out of the house and it was on off weekend meaning this was the one that looked the most interesting during the trailer. we knew basically NOTHING going into this. and i wondered how much that influenced what i thought about it.
anyways, the trailer isn’t what it makes it out to be. the ending is a bit anticlimactic & i think i honestly kind wished that lithgow got more screen time then he did. it’s not a bad movie after all rewatch i definitely understand the criticism. hayek is great in the role is in but it makes sense that this was written for her and was a birthday present.
what i think is all your pleasures are built on other pain
i remember seeing this in theaters. my mom & i wanted to get out of the house and it was on off weekend meaning this was the one that looked the most interesting during the trailer. we knew basically NOTHING going into this. and i wondered how much that influenced what i thought about it.
anyways, the trailer isn’t what it makes it out to be. the ending is a bit anticlimactic & i think i honestly kind wished that lithgow got more screen time then he did. it’s not a bad movie after all rewatch i definitely understand the criticism. hayek is great in the role is in but it makes sense that this was written for her and was a birthday present.
i remember seeing this in theaters. my mom & i wanted to get out of the house and it was on off weekend meaning this was the one that looked the most interesting during the trailer. we knew basically NOTHING going into this. and i wondered how much that influenced what i thought about it.
anyways, the trailer isn’t what it makes it out to be. the ending is a bit anticlimactic & i think i honestly kind wished that lithgow got more screen time then he did. it’s not a bad movie after all rewatch i definitely understand the criticism. hayek is great in the role is in but it makes sense that this was written for her and was a birthday present.
corrin
5.1★ · 11/10/24
I have thought about salma hayek at least once a week ever since that black mirror episode... extremely painful watch I haaattteee rich people stupid ass conservatives republicans for fucks sake I would rather set myself on fire than act stupid and intolerable like this... also im on a chloe sevigny streak?
I have thought about salma hayek at least once a week ever since that black mirror episode... extremely painful watch I haaattteee rich people stupid ass conservatives republicans for fucks sake I would rather set myself on fire than act stupid and intolerable like this... also im on a chloe sevigny streak?