Yucatán is a 2018 Spanish comedy film directed by Daniel Monzón. The story revolves around two white-collar thieves, Lucas (Luis Tosar) and Clayderman (Rodrigo de la Serna), who have been friends for a long time and have successfully pulled off a number of heists together. They both learn that an old baker named Inés has won €160 million on the lottery and they decide to steal it from her.
Lucas and Clayderman board a cruise ship to Yucatán, Mexico, where Inés and her family are also vacationing. The two thieves try to outsmart each other in their attempts to steal the money from Inés. However, they both fall in love with Inés' granddaughter, Claire (Stephanie Cayo), and their rivalry intensifies further.
As the cruise continues, Lucas befriends a group of seniors who share his interest in chess, while Clayderman becomes enamored with a young woman they meet along the way. Meanwhile, Inés realizes that her family members are not well-intentioned and that she needs to protect her winnings.
The film is a humorous take on the classic cat-and-mouse trope, with witty dialogue and engaging performances from the cast. It also showcases the beauty of the Yucatán Peninsula, including its beaches, Mayan ruins, and cultural traditions. Ultimately, Yucatán is a lighthearted and entertaining film that will leave audiences with a smile on their faces.
