Reseña: me vuelves loca (2023) | Esp-Eng

Warm greetings to all of you who make life in this beautiful community.
Today I come to tell you about a movie that I recently saw and that I liked, this is called "Me vuelves loca", starring Aislinn Derbez.

Carolina leads a seemingly perfect life: she enjoys every comfort in a stunning home, works for an acclaimed fashion magazine and is married to a successful publicist. However, her world suddenly collapses when she discovers that she is infertile, at the same time that her husband leaves her for her best friend, who is pregnant by him. This devastating news plunges Carolina into a deep crisis, leading her to seek refuge in alcohol and provoking an accident in which she falls from the second floor of her house, which is interpreted as a suicide attempt. As a result, Carolina is admitted against her will to the luxurious Eden psychiatric center.

In this peculiar place, Carolina meets a group of people who are considered "crazy", but who will help her regain her emotional balance and show her that her past life was not as perfect as it seemed. Likewise, Carolina discovers that perhaps the real "crazy" people are those who are outside the psychiatric institution, apparently healthy but unable to find true happiness and fulfillment in their lives.

In my opinion, I liked the way in which this movie in a humorous and funny way makes us see how it can affect our mental health to live in a social pressure in terms of forming a traditional family and becoming a mother.

Currently it is more common than we imagine that people focus on their professional life and leave aside their personal life in order to become successful, the problem is that when they achieve it sometimes it is at a very high price, as in the case that despite having a life of luxury they feel lonely, which in some way or another affects you mentally and mentally. It has not happened to me but I know several people around me who have.

On the other hand I liked how the idea that appearances can be deceiving and that sometimes people who are considered "crazy" have a better perspective on life than those who seem to have it all.
Also, the fact that Carolina finds support and help at the Eden psychiatric center is a hopeful idea and shows that sometimes places and people that society labels as "crazy" can be a source of healing and emotional growth.

Personally, this movie left me with a great lesson and one of them is that it is not wrong to seek help in order to maintain a good mental health, since a full life depends on it. As the saying goes, a healthy mind, a healthy body.