Drama/Mex is a 2006 Mexican film directed by Gerardo Naranjo. The film follows two parallel narratives that unfold over the course of one day in Acapulco. The first story centers around Fernanda, a wealthy young woman who is in a rocky relationship with her boyfriend, Gonzalo. Fernanda is forced to confront her past when her ex-lover, Chano, suddenly reappears in her life after being released from prison. As tensions rise between Fernanda and Gonzalo, Fernanda finds herself torn between her old flame and her current relationship.
The second story follows Jamie, a young worker who is struggling with depression and decides to take his own life on the beach. However, his plan is derailed when he meets a free-spirited young woman named Sol, who invites him to join her on an adventure through the streets of Acapulco. As the two wander through the city, they begin to develop a connection that helps Jamie see his life in a new light.
Throughout the film, the two stories intersect and overlap, highlighting the different paths that people take in their lives and the unexpected moments that can change the course of their futures. The film also explores themes of love, loss, and mortality, touching on universal human experiences that transcend cultural and societal boundaries.