Un hombre por semana
2026 · Directed by Marco Polo Constandse, Ana de la Reguera
Original language: Spanish
- comedy
- romance
- drama
The story
A divorced woman reconstructs her life and opens herself to love. Her search for dating apps takes her through fun and unpredictable moments to discover self-love.
What it’s like
Light, amused comedy with a warm, conversational energy, the kind that plays best with an easy laugh and a gentle heart. Its premise centres on a recently divorced woman rebuilding her life, and the story moves through a run of awkward, funny and unpredictable dates arranged through dating apps, with the romance gradually giving way to a quieter arc about self-acceptance. Its people are sketched as relatable and a little chaotic, so the pacing stays brisk and playful rather than heavy, and the emotional register swings between teasing humour and tender, hopeful moments. Nothing in its premise points to violence, gore or graphic material, so it sits comfortably at the gentle end of the scale. It suits a relaxed weekend evening, a light watch with friends, or a comfort pick when you want something romantic and funny without much strain. It is for viewers who enjoy Mexican comedies with a romantic core, and for anyone who likes stories about starting over that find more humour than sorrow in the process.
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