Pride Month hits the highway this week on We Drink & We Watch Things as we move into our "B" selection, tackling Alfonso Cuarón’s sizzling, groundbreaking 2001 road movie, Y Tu Mamá También. It’s time to have a Charolastra Shooter - if you know you know - as we pack our bags and head out on a spontaneous Mexican road trip toward a fictional beach that might just change everything.

This week, we unpack the fluid, charged dynamics of the film's central trio: Diego Luna’s Tenoch, Gael García Bernal’s Julio, and Maribel Verdú’s captivating, enigmatic Luisa. We analyze how Cuarón treats sexuality not as a rigid label, but as an honest, evolving expression of youth, intimacy, and unspoken desire - culminating in that famously intense, barrier-breaking night that alters the boys' friendship forever. We also examine th ...