Barbara Mori,
Christian Meier,
Manolo Cardona,
Bruno Bichir,
Gaby Espino
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A woman bored with marriage discovers the pleasure and pain of infidelity in this stylish drama from Mexico. Zoe (Bárbara Mori) is a beautiful woman who has been married to Ignacio (Christian Meier) f... read more
DVD Release Date: July 25, 2006
Stats: 623 reviews
Mexican films are making waves. With the success of Mexican directors like Alfonso Cuaron and Guillermo Del Toro, Mexico is slowly making its way to Hollywood and global audiences alike.
'La Mujer de Mi Hermano' is a story about a man, his wife and his brother. Wife gets bored o... read more
It was a funny film and I simply wanted to see Barbara Mori after she finished her show of Rubi, wasn't as good as I wanted it to be but it wasn't boring either.
Barbara mori..........if she was my brothers wife, it would be hard for me not to give into tentation!!!!!
OMG~THIS MOVIE WAS IN ONE WORD...GREAT! I LOVED BARBARA MORI IN THIS. I FIRST FELL IN LOVE WITH HER WHEN SHE PLAYED "RUBI" FROM THE MEXICAN NOVELA. SHE DID A SLPENDID JOB ON THIS MOVIE. AND MANOLO CARDONA...SOOOO SEXY. HE WAS GREAT TOO. A DAMN, THE PASSION THAT MAN RADIATES IN TH... read more
Starts good and it gets interesting, but the ending was like whatever... Re-write on this one was needed!
this was a late night, let's see what this is like and i'm now a huge barbara mori fan. this movie was a very nice surprise, and ms. mori is very nice on the eyes.
i actually went into this for a cheap thrill and it most certainly starts off that way. i rolled my eyes over the set up and i felt nothing for these spoiled characters in their lavish mansions.
however, i gave it a full run-through and i started liking the direction it was goin... read more
This movie was OK. I can understand why she was unhappy with her marriage but to get involved with his brother? Couldn't he have been better looking? Or does it not matter since he was a great lover?
Either way, good movie, but still not a good excuse to sleep around.
I did lea... read more
Esta bien chafa, a menos que seas hombre (por Barbara Mori) o en su defecto, medio rarita (si eres mujer)
Soapy, sappy, silly and sluggish, La Mujer de Mi Hermano (My Brother's Wife) is one of those issue movies that wants to cram every hot topic it can think of into a melodramatic situation. Full Review
Debut director Ricardo de Montreuil only cares about filming pretty people in the most hackneyed positions imaginable. Full Review
A stylish soap opera that casts cultural dramas as melodrama. Full Review
Brisk, shallow, highly condensed version of a telenovela. Full Review
The movie knows exactly what it's doing, and does exactly what it intends, without making one false move. Full Review
You could dismiss this swankily shot Latin American trifle as an upscale soap opera, but that would be an insult to soap operas. Full Review
Repressed desire! A sultry soap-opera star! Incest! Gay politics! La Mujer de Mi Hermano has it all. Now if it only had a decent plot. Full Review
You've seen hotter stuff on Oxygen.
The secrets behind the brothers' long estrangement are revealed in hallowed soap opera tradition, and the improbable ending to the film almost demands further installments. Full Review
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