Pantelion Films’ No Manches Frida 2: Paraíso Destruido is a delightful comedy sequel that picks up where the original film, No Manches Frida, left off. Directed by Nacho Garcia Velilla and written by Claudio Herrera and Sergio Adrian Sánchez, the film stars Omar Chaparro, Martha Higareda, and Itati Cantoral, among others.
The film tells the story of Zequi, a recently released ex-convict and former bank robber who is looking to start a new life with his beloved Lucy. Things take a hilarious and unexpected turn when Lucy leaves him on their wedding day. To make matters worse, he loses all his money and has to start teaching at the rebellious prep school where he used to be a student, which is now called Frida Kahlo High.
As if that wasn't enough, the school is about to be shut down due to financial troubles and is on the brink of chaos. With the help of his unconventional teaching methods and the mischievous students, Zequi steps up and tries to save the school from being destroyed. Along the way, he also learns some valuable lessons about love, life, and second chances.
The film is a well-executed ensemble comedy with a hilarious cast of supporting characters. The chemistry and banter between the talented cast are great, and there are plenty of laugh-out-loud moments throughout the film. The story is not only entertaining, but it also has a heartwarming message about redemption and the importance of education.
Despite the language barrier for non-Spanish speakers, the film's universal themes, humor, and engaging plot make it accessible to all audiences. Overall, No Manches Frida 2: Paraíso Destruido is an enjoyable cultural comedy that will delight fans of the original film and newcomers alike.