There's Always a First Time
Directed by Mauricio Walerstein, Guillermo Murray, José EstradaFebruary 25, 1971 1h 35mDrama
6.33.6
Three stories about women from different social classes, in which they face their first sexual experience in two stories that, by addressing the issue of losing their virginity without marriage, reveal the convictions and prejudices to which they saw women subjugated in Mexico in the 1960s.
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There's Always a First Time was released on February 25, 1971.
There's Always a First Time was directed by Mauricio Walerstein, Guillermo Murray, José Estrada.
There's Always a First Time has a runtime of 1h 35m.
There's Always a First Time was produced by Juan Fernando Pérez Gavilán.
Three stories about women from different social classes, in which they face their first sexual experience in two stories that, by addressing the issue of losing their virginity without marriage, reveal the convictions and prejudices to which they saw women subjugated in Mexico in the 1960s.
The key characters in There's Always a First Time are Rosa (segment "Rosa") (Ana Martín), Javier (segment "Rosa") (Octavio Galindo), Hilario (segment "Rosa") (Ernesto Gómez Cruz).
There's Always a First Time is a Drama film.
There's Always a First Time has an audience rating of 6.3 out of 10.