Lo veo y no lo creo

Mexico's submission for the Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film in 1974

A taxi driver winds up working as a butler for a scientist who is trying to revive mummies.

Twin brothers: one has sleepwalking episodes where he steals things, and the other stays awake all night trying to keep him from getting into trouble.

When he lands a job as a telephone operator, Capulina -- legendary Mexican funnyman Gaspar Henaine -- quickly discovers that he can get the best gossip in town by eavesdropping on ...

Potter who makes fake pre-Colombian statues gets mixed up with thieves and treasure-hunters at an Aztec art museum.

A clownish 'tour-guide' takes a group of wealthy foreign vacation-gals to Acapulco.

Door-to-door salesman of beauty products gets involved in comical misadventures and riotous high jinks. Also throwing buckets of water and handfuls of colored goop.

Snippets of a family drama involving a rebellious son coming to his depressing home village, his father, and a jaded ex-lover, mixed with various surrealist scenes and statements about sin.

Child-in-adult-body tries to play Detective, but he's too stupid, and his lucha-libre friends have to cover his butt every time he fouls a case up or gets thrown in jail. Meanwhile, ...

An adult baby is the groomer of an extra-special horse that some bad guys want to steal.

Clownish simpleton can't resist meddling in his neighbors' business. Pretty much a remake of El Reveltoso.