Parents need to know that All the Freckles in the World ("Todas las Pecas del Mundo") is a Spanish language movie (with English subtitles) made in Mexico. His efforts to win her over and find his place in the school community are both comical and poignant. Netflix movie All the Freckles in the World is a Mexican coming-of-age story about the new kid in school, a misfit boy vying for the popular, conventionally beautiful girl.
It was directed and written by Yibrán Asuad and also written by Javier Peñasola and Gibrán Portela. All the years of fitfully studying Spanish, all the Spanish language films I've reviewed, and today I learn a new word. "Ñoño." It's Spanish (Mexican slang) for "lame." I didn't hear it in the new Netflix comedy "All the Freckles in the World (Todas las pecas del mundo)." I had to look it up to… Todas las pecas del mundo, or, as it was know in United States, "All The Freckles in the World", can be seen in two different ways. Read All the Freckles in the World reviews from parents on Common Sense Media.
Become a member to write your own review. All the Freckles in the World decolorizes the color which mainstream movies have painted Mexico in. Literally, the color tone isn't sepia, and there are no guns or drug cartels in sight. It's a normal school with regular people, in a pretty typical neighborhood. Netflix original movie Como Caido Del Cielo is a sort-of warts-and-all celebration of the truth and legend of singer and movie star Pedro Infante. José is the new kid on high-school, falling immediately for the popular and freckled Christina.
Trailer All The Freckles In The World
Trying to impress her, he's going to unsuccessfully join the soccer try-outs. Is he shooting way out of his league? We don't have any reviews for All The Freckles In The World.
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