The Real Cancun (2003)

In an extraordinary nationwide hunt that spanned university campuses from Arizona State to Washington State, from Texas Tech to Boston, a select group of authentic individuals were chosen for a cinematic experience like no other. The Real Cancun (2003) breaks through the boundaries of conventional TV reality, inviting the audience to join this eclectic ensemble on an unforgettable Spring Break vacation with unforeseen outcomes. Proclaimed as the inaugural reality feature film, The Real Cancun records the intoxicating exploits of 16 American college students, caught in the throes of Cancun’s Spring Break ecstasy. Six dedicated camera crews shadowed the cast, capturing every moment of their week-long sojourn in March 2003. Shot entirely on location, the film offers a raw, unfiltered view into their adventures, chronicled through a mix of candid interviews, orchestrated group activities, and spontaneous escapades. The Real Cancun is not just a journey to the sun-kissed beaches of Mexico; it's an exploration of youth, freedom, and the unruly spirit of Spring Break. This film presents an unscripted narrative that blurs the line between reality and entertainment, offering viewers a front-row seat to the ultimate college vacation.

The Real Cancun is a documentary movie directed by Rick de Oliveira.

It is possible to buy The Real Cancun on Amazon Video, Apple TV, DIRECTV, Google Play Movies, Vudu and YouTube.