TheE golden age of Mexican cinema, through the 1940s and 1950s, established an aesthetic that was as varied as it was distinctly Mexican. Emilio "El Indio" Fernandez, Alejandro Galindo and Gabriel Figueroa are some of the great names of the era. Three new movies from Mexico, "De La Calle" (Streeters), "Amores Perros" (Love's a Bitch) and "Y Tu Mama Tambien" (And Your Mama Too), draw on this heritage and redefine it. Part of Mexico's recent cinematic renaissance, these films embrace experimentation without leaving viewers behind. All three are humanist in outlook and use contemporary Mexico as both a psychological and a physical backdrop for their stories.
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机译：整个1940年代和1950年代，墨西哥电影的黄金时代确立了一种美学，这种美学与明显的墨西哥一样千差万别。 Emilio“ El Indio” Fernandez，Alejandro Galindo和Gabriel Figueroa是那个时代的著名人物。墨西哥的三部新电影，《街头霸王》（De La Calle）（街头艺人），《爱的母狗》（Amores Perros）和《 Y Tu Mama Tambien》（以及《 Your Mama Too》）都借鉴了这一传统并重新定义。这些电影是墨西哥近期电影复兴的一部分，这些电影都进行了实验，并且没有将观众抛在后面。这三个人的观点都是人本主义的，并使用当代墨西哥作为他们故事的心理和物理背景。
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