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Netflix’s Amor de Madre
(Honeymoon With My Mother)
: Filmed in Mauritius
Amor de Madre, the Spanish Netflix comedy starring Carmen Machi and Quim Gutiérrez, was released worldwide on April 29, 2022. Featuring breathtaking scenes filmed across Mauritius, the production highlights the island’s growing appeal as a destination for international shoots.
About the Film
Directed by Paco Caballero and produced by Morena Films and Lab Cinema, Amor de Madre tells the story of José Luis (Quim Gutiérrez), who is left at the altar. His determined mother Mari Carmen (Carmen Machi) insists on joining him on his prepaid honeymoon. What follows is a hilarious journey full of comedic misadventures as mother and son travel to Mauritius.
The cast also includes Yolanda Ramos, Justina Bustos, Celia Freijeiro, and Andrés Velencoso. The film blends family comedy with vibrant travel, with Mauritius serving as both a backdrop and a character in the story.
Filming in Mauritius
Mauritius offered the production stunning lagoons, turquoise waters, and cultural landmarks. From luxury hotels and white-sand beaches to bustling markets and temples, the island delivered the perfect setting. Thanks to the Mauritius Film Rebate Scheme, filming was also financially competitive.
Netflix Release
- Release Date: April 29, 2022
- Platform: Netflix
- Title: Amor de Madre / Honeymoon With My Mother
Watch the official trailer here and see why audiences are falling in love with this lighthearted comedy set against the incredible backdrop of Mauritius.
Identical Media’ Role
Identical Media proudly supported the production of Amor de Madre in Mauritius. Our team handled location permits, crew, logistics, and equipment rentals, ensuring smooth operations. By managing rebate submissions, we helped the producers maximize the benefits of filming under the Mauritius Film Rebate Scheme.
Conclusion
Amor de Madre is more than a comedy, it’s a showcase of Mauritius as a world-class filming destination. The partnership between Netflix, Spanish producers, and Mauritian service providers underlines the island’s growing reputation as a hub for international productions.
