She’s hired by countless women across the city anxious to find out if their boyfriend’s are being loyal to them or not.
Testing fidelity quickly becomes Maria Laura’s profitable new side gig. An archivist hired to restore a collection of tapes finds himself reconstructing the work of a filmmaker and her investigation into a dangerous cult. “A La Mala” follows the funny story of aspiring actress Maria Laura, a 20-something who falls into a very lucrative yet simultaneously secret business after her best friend begs her to flirt with her boyfriend to see if he would cheat on her. Vera Farmiga Patrick Wilson Lili Taylor Ron Livingston Shanley Caswell Hayley McFarland Joey King Mackenzie Foy Kyla Deaver Shannon Kook. SEE ALSO: East Los High picked up for third season Mara Laura is a struggling actress who finds a lucrative career seducing men to test their fidelity.
A LA MALA CAST MOVIE
Sets for the movie included everything from an abandoned building to the prestigious Bosque de las Lomas hotel. The “A La Mala” film was shot last April in a variety of locations throughout Mexico City. NIA registers a case under UAPA and files charge sheet01:23 Russian citizens cast votes for State Duma of Russias Federal Assembly in Kerala02:44. (Photo Credit Alejandro Pérez Arellano Pérez Gavilán (c) / Pantelion Films)Īfter a rigorous casting period and despite talent-heavy auditions, Aislinn Derbez, Mauricio Ochmann, Aurora Papile, Luis Arrieta, Daniela Schmidt and Juan Diego Covarrubias,were selected for the cast because of the incredible on-scene energy they brought forth and chemistry they had with each other. Her best friend/roommate, Kika (Papile Aurora), asks Mala to use her feminine wiles to determine whether Kika's boyfriend is faithful, paying her for the job.
Mauricio Ochmann and Aislinn Derbez star in Spanish-language romantic comedy, A LA MALA. Maria Laura Medina (Aislinn Derbez), who's called 'Mala' (or 'cruel') by her friends, is an aspiring actress, often losing roles after criticizing them during auditions.
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