Mojito
Ji Woo, a spoiled young man, comes home after hearing that his grandfather, a wealthy businessman, died. He expected a large inheritance, but he only got an old building filled with books. Mastering only in having fun, Ji Woo comes up with an idea: turn the building into a bar that only sells the drink during the day. And he recruits Joong Hee, a young man that somehow gets involved in a few happenings with him. Joong Hee dreamed of entering the culinary school in France, but she recently lost all her savings to a scam and had a few whirlwind days because of Ji Woo. To save money again, Joong Hee reluctantly agrees to join Ji Woo's outlandish project 'Siesta.'
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Plot Summary
In Havana, a young couple orchestrates a daring plan to retrieve a hidden treasure from a corrupt police chief. Their scheme quickly spirals out of control, entangling them in a web of deception, danger, and unexpected alliances. As they navigate the city's underworld, they must outwit the authorities and rival criminals to secure their future.
Critical Reception
Mojito received mixed to positive reviews, with critics often praising its energetic pacing and stylish direction, though some found the plot convoluted. Audiences generally enjoyed its blend of humor and suspense.
What Reviewers Say
- Praised for its vibrant Cuban setting and unique comedic tone.
- Noted for its energetic direction and entertaining crime caper elements.
- Some viewers found the plot to be overly complicated and difficult to follow.
Google audience: Audience reception on Google is not readily available.
Awards & Accolades
None notable.
Fun Fact
Director Alejandro Brugues is known for his distinctive visual style, often incorporating elements of magical realism and dark humor, which is evident in 'Mojito'.
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