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No Manches Frida Analysis

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No manches Frida" is a Mexican film that tells the story of Ezequiel "Zequi" Alcántara (starring Omar Chaparro), a thief who leaves prison to return to the vacant lot where his accomplice buried the money, but takes a Great surprise to learn that the ground had become in the gymnasium of the high school "Frida Kahlo". To recover the money, he forges documents to enter high school as a substitute teacher. After entering, he got a bigger surprise, he had a class of uncontrolled, rebellious and badly educated students, such that they always make big jokes to the teachers. To counteract this, Zequi shows his rude attitude towards the students, something that makes everyone fear him. On the other hand; meet the teachers of the institution, beginning

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