Real Women Have Curves (film)
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Carmen: I love you, that's why I'm making you miserable. |
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Real Women Have Curves is an 2002 American movie. The plot revolves around Ana García, a Mexican-American teenager who turns 18 by the start of the movie. She attends Beverly Hills High School, helps her sister Estela in her dress factory, and has to deal with her über-critical mother who wants her to be more like Estela.
The film was directed by Patricia Cardoso and starred America Ferrera. It was added to the National Film Registry in 2019.
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Real Women Have Curves (film) is the Trope Namer for:
Tropes used in Real Women Have Curves (film) include:
- Badass Grandpa: Ana's grandpa.
- Big Beautiful Woman: the characters in this movie consider themselves beautiful even though they're fat.
- Foreign Cuss Word: a lot of them. For instance:
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Carmen: You are a puta! |
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- Ordinary High School Student: Ana, the protagonist.
- Parental Favoritism: her mother often says that she'd like Ana to be more like Estela.
- Spicy Latina: Ana, to some extent.
- Token White: Ana's boyfriend.
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