Only Human

In the heartwarming comedy 'Only Human' (Seres queridos), directed by Dominó de Rigoli and released in 2004, the lives of the dysfunctional Kupermans are turned upside down when Elena, the daughter, brings her Palestinian fiancé, Ahmad, to meet the family. What begins as a simple introduction quickly escalates into a hilarious series of misunderstandings, cultural clashes, and unexpected revelations. As tensions rise and secrets are exposed, the Kupermans must confront their own biases and prejudices while struggling to find common ground with Ahmad. Full of wit, charm, and poignant moments, 'Only Human' is a delightful exploration of love, family, and the complexities of human relationships.

Critics have praised 'Only Human' for its fresh and comical take on the romantic comedy genre. Rotten Tomatoes gave it a solid 73% rating, with the consensus stating, 'Only Human cleverly balances humor and heart in this entertaining tale of love and family.' IMDb users rated the film 6.8/10, commending its witty dialogues and engaging performances. Metacritic, with a score of 70/100, described the movie as 'a delightful cultural clash filled with humor and heart.' Variety magazine lauded the performances of the cast, especially Norma Aleandro as the overbearing matriarch, and called the film 'a charming and relatable comedy that will leave you smiling.' Overall, 'Only Human' has been hailed as a feel-good movie that offers a refreshing perspective on relationships and acceptance.