All 20 Sophie Alexander-Katz Movies In Order — All The Best (And Worst) Films To Watch Online
Dive into the captivating world of Sophie Alexander-Katz as we explore her impressive filmography. From her breakthrough roles to her most recent projects, this roundup article takes you on a journey through time and genre to uncover Sophie’s talents and the impact she has made on the world of cinema.
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1. One Long Night (2007)
“One Long Night” is a suspenseful and exhilarating comedy-drama where viewers embark on a rollercoaster ride through Mexico City. The lead character, Richard Macedo, is a driven Mexican-American businessman from Orange County, played by Jon Seda. In a single frenzied night, Richard’s life takes an unexpected turn due to a series of odd yet fascinating encounters with a diverse assortment of characters.
2. Cañitas. Presencia (2007)
“Cañitas. Presencia” is a chilling horror movie set in the heart of Mexico City. Based on a true story, the film follows a group of friends as they become enmeshed in a terrifying world of demonic possession. After dabbling with an Ouija board in a haunted house, one of the group members finds herself possessed by a sinister spirit, leading to a harrowing examination of friendship and the unknown.
3. El Guapo (2007)
El Guapo, released in 2007, offers a unique blend of comedy and unconventional themes. The film, which features female topless nudity and explicit scenes, takes a humorous approach to the life of a stripper. Directed by Marcel Sisniega and written by Daniel Sada and Sisniega, the movie stars Carlos Corona, María del Carmen Félix, and Ernesto Gómez Cruz.
4. Todos los días son tuyos (2007)
“Each day is yours” is a captivating and suspenseful political thriller that takes place in the heart of Mexico City. This film tells the story of Eliseo, an exceptional photojournalist, whose life takes a dark turn when his neighbor, Maria, is brutally murdered by a Spanish nationalist. Accused of being the killer himself, Eliseo finds himself in a battle to clear his name and stay alive as he is relentlessly pursued by the police and the very same dangerous assassin responsible for Maria’s gruesome death.
5. 180º (2010)
“180º” is a 2010 Mexican comedy-drama film directed by Fernando Kalife, and written by Kalife and other artists. The plot revolves around the life of Salvador Diaz, a skilled conman with a long history of cheating others for a living. All of that comes to an end when he crosses paths with Martin Soto, a man who doesn’t take kindly to deception. Consequently, Salvador finds himself in a perilous situation, with his life hanging in the balance.
6. Red Lips (2011)
“Labios rojos,” originally known as “Red Lips,” is a hilarious comedy film from 2011, directed by Rafa Lara and written by Jorge Aguirre and Rafa Lara. The movie revolves around the life of Ricardo, a hardworking family man who unexpectedly gets chosen for a high-ranking management post. Even though he experiences significant professional success, Ricardo is faced with a peculiar and funny challenge: erectile dysfunction.
7. Actores S.A. (2013)
“¡Actor@s S. A.! “ is a delightful Mexican comedy film that premiered in theaters in 2013. Directed by the talented Carlos González Sariñana, this cinematic gem boasts a star-studded ensemble cast, featuring the likes of Raúl Méndez, Iliana Fox, and Fernando Becerril. The movie revolves around the lives and careers of two aspiring actors, portrayed by Mendez and Becerril, both of whom encounter an array of amusing obstacles in their pursuit of success.
8. Asteroide (2014)
Asteroide is a mesmerizing Mexican drama revolving around a deeply personal bond between two siblings, Mauricio and Cristina. Set against the backdrop of tragedy, their childhood was anything but ordinary, painting a picture of an unbreakable connection that persists even in their adulthood. This film takes an intriguing look into the enigmatic lives of siblings as they navigate the harsh realities of life, leaving viewers captivated by their journey.
9. Visitantes (2014)
Visitantes, a 2014 Mexican horror film, tells the chilling story of a normal family who starts experiencing terrifying apparitions of horrific ghosts. As the haunting continues, the family members’ sanity begins to crumble, causing them to turn against one another in a horrifying battle for survival. Directed by Acán Coen and written by Coen and Eric Arcos Maldonado, the film features a talented cast, including Kate del Castillo, Raúl Méndez, and Cuauhtli Jiménez.
10. Gueros (2014)
Discover the captivating world of “Güeros, “ a heartwarming coming-of-age comedy-drama set against the backdrop of Mexico City. Directed by Alonso Ruizpalacios, this intriguing film follows the journey of Tomas, a young man sent to live with his older brother Sombra.
11. The Perfect Dictatorship (2014)
“The Perfect Dictatorship” (2014) takes a satirical and darkly comedic look at the corruption and manipulation in politics. Set in a world controlled by power-hungry TV conglomerates, a corrupt politician’s image is enhanced through the invention of fake news stories. Twin brothers, one working as a reporter and the other an assassin, get inexplicably mixed up in the situation, causing chaos and hilarity as they navigate the twisted dynamics of a perfect dictatorship.
12. You’re Killing Me Susana (2016)
“You’re Killing Me Susana” is a captivating comedy-drama-romance film that explores the complexities of love, trust, and betrayal. Following the story of Eligio, a man on a mission to find his mysterious wife, Susana, the journey takes him from the bustling streets of Mexico City to the scenic, yet chilly, U. S. heartland. Unbeknownst to Eligio, Susana has left him without a word — to attend a writer’s conference.
13. The Darkest Days of Us (2017)
Dive into the emotional journey of “The Darkest Days of Us” — initially known as “Los días más oscuros de nosotras” — a moving Drama film. Catch it on the big screen on January 21, 2021! Skillfully directed by Astrid Rondero and featuring powerful writing from Lila Nieto and Rondero, this heart-wrenching tale stars Sophie Alexander-Katz, Florencia Ríos, and Adolfo Madera.
14. If I Were You (2018)
If I Were You is a unique and refreshing take on the classic body swap comedy that explores the intricacies of a husband and wife relationship. Directed by Alejandro Lubezki and starring Juan Manuel Bernal and Sophie Alexander, the film follows the story of Claudia and Antonio, a couple married for 15 years whose communication has grown stale.
15. Lo que podríamos ser (2018)
Experience the raw emotions of “Lo que podríamos ser, “ a gripping drama-romance film released in 2018. This stunning movie explores the complexities of love and self-discovery as it follows Santiago’s journey to win the love of the woman he desires. However, as he delves deeper into his passion, Santiago discovers a startling truth about his real feelings.
16. Ready to Mingle (2019)
“Ready to Mingle” (Solteras) is a lighthearted romantic comedy directed by Luis Javier Henaine and written by Luis Javier Henaine and Alejandra Olvera Avila. This Mexican production stars Cassandra Ciangherotti, Gabriela de la Garza, and Irán Castillo in their leading roles. The film revolves around a woman desperate to find love and turns to a professional to help her navigate the dating scene. Along the way, she discovers new aspects of herself and the men she encounters.
17. Summer White (2020)
“Summer White” follows the story of a solitary teenager who finds his life turned upside down when his mother brings home a new boyfriend to live with them. As the teenager navigates the challenges of coming of age, he must also come to terms with the unexpected presence in his life.
18. Los pacientes recurrentes (2022)
Get ready for an unforgettable journey with “Los pacientes recurrentes, “ a 2022 comedy-drama film. A group of misfit addicts in rehabilitation embarks on an unexpected and heartwarming adventure when they are tasked with escorting a terminally ill indigenous girl from her treatment hospital in Chiapas, Mexico, back to her home. Featuring Sophie Alexander-Katz, Eligio Meléndez, and Hernán Mendoza, this film will keep you smiling and touched by the power of friendship, compassion, and healing.
19. Dias Borrosos (2022)
In the year 2022, the world is left in the wake of a pandemic, leading Emilia and her elderly neighbor Felipe through a soul-searching journey. Emilia, yearning for the meaning of motherhood, and Felipe, seeking solace in the aftermath of losing his wife, accidentally stumble upon an unexpected bond between them. As the chaos around them takes hold, Emilia and Felipe embark on a heartfelt quest to discover and fulfill their deepest desires.
20. Mi Maestra se comió a mi amigo (2023)
Mi Maestra se comió a mi amigo, released in 2023, brings an enthralling adventure to the family-friendly genre. Eleven-year-old Tomás, a young boy who lives in his imaginative world full of monsters, is suddenly forced to fight against his new English teacher, the wicked and mysterious woman who is also a child-eating monster. The film features a unique blend of humor and thrilling action sequences, as Tomás uses his vast monster knowledge to protect his friend and save the day.
