The Good Girls

Overview

Sofía, a wealthy socialite, finds her privileged life upended as Mexico faces the turmoil of the 1982 economic crisis. Alongside her husband, she grapples with the harsh realities of financial instability, confronting the stark contrasts between their former opulence and their new struggles. As their comfortable world crumbles, the couple must navigate personal and societal challenges, ultimately testing the strength of their relationship and their resilience in an uncertain future. The film poignantly explores themes of loss, adaptation, and the relentless pursuit of stability amid chaos.