Norma (Barbara Mori) had her life perfectly plated—fine dining, social status, and a front-row seat at Lima’s most elite tables. But when her husband’s betrayal leaves her emotionally starved, she turns to the kitchen, not to escape, but to rebuild. Immersing herself in the bold, layered flavors of Peruvian street food and traditional cooking, she discovers that healing is slow-cooked. Mistura is a cinematic feast about class, culture, and second chances, where every dish has a backstory and every ingredient carries meaning. Ricardo de Montreuil crafts a film for those who know that food isn’t just nourishment, it’s resistance, memory, and rebirth