Gringa is a coming-of-age drama movie about a teenage girl named Marge who struggles to fit in with the popular crowd at her suburban high school. Her life becomes even more complicated when her mother Greer dies in a tragic accident, leaving Marge without any support system.
Feeling rejected by her conservative grandparents who offer her a place to stay, Marge decides to search for her estranged father, a former soccer star living in rural Mexico. Despite the challenges of living in a foreign country, Marge is determined to reunite with her father and start a new life with him.
When Marge finally finds her father, she discovers that he is now a beach bum who coaches the local women's soccer team. Initially hesitant to reconnect with Marge, her father eventually comes around and the two embark on a journey to heal their past and rebuild their relationship.
The movie deals with themes of family, loss, and identity, as Marge and her father come to terms with the mistakes of their past and work towards a brighter future together. With its heartfelt performances and stunning Mexican landscapes, Gringa is a touching and inspiring drama that will resonate with audiences of all ages.