Bendita Rebeldía

Funny non-offensive humor. It is the story about a young woman dealing with her past and learning to assume responsibilities. Excellent production quality for an independent low-budget movie. It is the first time Luna Baxter appears on the big screen, after becoming popular on TV. Her performance is excellent.

Love to see a movie with a different story line! It is so unique, and very fun to watch. The humor is amazing and far from what we usually see. Created by talented women!

You really hope something at least funny and different from something with such that many sponsorship and advertisement, the final result is different, I do agree, but unfunny and so poorly done.It is a movie full of good ideas but an appalling development. The performances are bad, cartoonish and absurd, all of them. The script seems interesting but it is predictable, tedious and silly in the extreme. The cinematography is confusing, it is a movie that skips the most basic courses on camera management.Maybe I'm being very harsh with the film, but I can't understand the good comments about being the "good Colombian comedy" when it isn't at all, not even compared to the ridiculous works that Dago García and Caracol have us used to.

Being a big fan of Colombian comedies, I was eager to watch this movie as soon as it went out. As with most Colombian movies, I expected to see a story of drug dealers, prostitution, or guerrillas.

What a breath of fresh air Bendita Rebeldía is. The plot is nothing like has ever been produced in the country before, and offers a tasty and sophisticated sense of humor with complex characters. Laura Perez is wonderful in her feature film directorial debut, and does a great job with the color and photography of the movie.

Luna Baxter is solid as the main character, and Julian Orrego (famous for his Davivienda commercials) plays a fine role as one of the students' parents.

Great enjoyable movie overall.