Guadalupe-Kings

Guadalupe Reyes, a woman in her fifties, watches her orderly suburban life in Mexico City unravel in a single afternoon. Her adult children, who view their mother as predictable and dull, are stunned when Guadalupe decides on a radical change of course. Forsaking her domestic routine, she embarks on an impulsive journey to the coast, collecting a band of quirky new companions along the way. She begins saying 'yes' to every experience she once denied herself. Her spontaneous rebellion sends shockwaves through her family, forcing everyone to confront their own rigid ideas about aging, duty, and a woman's place in the world.