I'm Not A Rebel

Synopsis

In the movie I'm Not A Rebel, a struggling actor played by Luis Arrieta finds himself entangled with a group of young leftist activists in Mexico City. As he navigates the complexities of idealism, love, and political activism, the line between reality and fiction becomes blurred. With a mix of drama and humor, the film explores themes of identity, social justice, and personal growth. Through a narrative that challenges conventional norms and perceptions, the protagonist embarks on a journey of self-discovery and introspection, ultimately questioning his own beliefs and values. I'm Not A Rebel delves into the intricacies of human relationships and the pursuit of passion in a world filled with conflicting ideologies.

Cast

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  Luis Arrieta

  Mitch

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  Edgar Vivar

  Obispo

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  Silverio Palacios

  José Alfredo Jiménez

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  Carla Nieto

  Beatriz

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  Manuel Uriza

  Capitán Melano

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  Ignacio Guadalupe

  Mayor

Reviews

Despite mixed reviews, I'm Not A Rebel has garnered attention for its unique take on political activism and personal struggles. While some critics praise the film's thought-provoking storyline and Arrieta's compelling performance, others feel that the pacing is uneven and the character development lacks depth. Rotten Tomatoes rates the movie at 72% based on an average rating of 6.2/10, with critics highlighting its bold approach to social commentary. IMDb users have awarded the film a solid 6.1/10, appreciating its realistic portrayal of modern-day dilemmas. Metacritic gives the movie a Metascore of 58, indicating mixed or average reviews. Overall, I'm Not A Rebel offers a fresh perspective on activism and self-discovery, resonating with audiences who appreciate nuanced storytelling and complex characters.