In the heart of New York City's diamond market, Howard Ratner, a gem dealer with a penchant for high-stakes gambling, finds himself entangled in a web of debts and deceit. Desperate to escape his mounting financial woes, he pins his hopes on a rare Ethiopian black opal, believing it to be his ticket to salvation. But when basketball superstar Kevin Garnett takes an interest in the gem, Howard's plans are thrown into disarray. As Howard juggles his turbulent personal life, dodges menacing collectors, and attempts to placate his irate brother-in-law, he races against the clock to execute his daring scheme. With each passing moment, the pressure mounts, and Howard must confront the consequences of his reckless behavior. In a world where trust is a rare commodity, Howard must navigate a precarious balance between ambition and self-preservation if he hopes to emerge unscathed. But as the stakes continue to rise, he realizes that the biggest gamble of all may be trusting in his own instincts.

Four years after he disappeared without a trace, Travis Henderson reemerges in the small US border town of Terlingua, Texas, where his Los Angeles residing brother Walt Henderson must retrieve him. Travis, looking a little worse for wear, is initially mum about everything that has happened in his life in the intervening years, especially why he and his wife, Jane Henderson, individually abandoned their lives and their marriage which resulted in who was their then four year old son Hunter Henderson being dropped off with Walt and his wife, Anne Henderson. Believing that Travis and Jane had both since died, Walt and Anne have raised Hunter as their own, he who does not generally remember either of his biological parents. Travis' return is thus bittersweet for Walt and Anne who have to decide what to do about Hunter and his relationship with his biological father, which nonetheless is strained in Hunter not really knowing Travis. Travis' return is not by accident as it is just the next step in he reconciling his life with regard to Hunter which involves his want to go to Paris, Texas, where he has purchased some property.

MoonAmour – The Pink Moon!

Every full moon of the year has its own naming and theme – they hold great significance, symbolizing change, transformation, and new beginnings. The Pink Moon is often seen as a symbol of renewal and growth. It coincides with the arrival of spring in the Northern Hemisphere, when nature begins to bloom and come alive again after winter.

The Pink Moon is one of the most popular names for the April’s Full Moon. You may wonder why? The answer is easy to guess: This full moon can be interpreted spiritually as a time for personal growth, rejuvenation, and new beginnings. Take a time to experience our monthly gatherings on Panamera’s oceanfront to gaze the moon and connect with your inner self. The guided meditations are always accompanied with a little bit of knowledge about astrology and how cultures are connected to it.

The MoonAmour event at Panamera became, for many locals and hotel guests, a regular, where to connect with the elements and indulge in a seasonal family style dinner with your friends and loved ones, making new friends and celebrating our own human being. –– and in case we gotta get cozy we will, as usually, on the oceanfront fire pit…

Join another mindful and recurring experience at your favorite hotel in Tulum shorelines.

When and Where?
Tue. 23th Apr | 6:30 pm
Hotel Panamera – Oceanfront Shala

In a fading vacation resort, 11-year-old Sophie treasures rare time with her loving father, Calum (Paul Mescal). As adolescence looms, Sophie remains unaware of Calum's struggles beyond fatherhood. Twenty years later, Sophie's tender memories of their last holiday become a poignant reflection of their relationship. In Charlotte Wells' debut film, Sophie grapples with reconciling her idealized image of her father with the complexities of his true self. This narrative offers a heartfelt exploration of familial bonds and the enduring impact of parental relationships. Wells captures the bittersweet essence of nostalgia and the quest for understanding in a concise yet emotionally resonant story. The film paints a moving portrait of love, growth, and the passage of time, showcasing the universal experience of coming to terms with our parents' humanity.

Little Fish (2020) is a science fiction drama set in a world grappling with a mysterious pandemic called NIA (Neuroinflammatory Affliction), which causes rapid memory loss and threatens human relationships. The story follows Emma and Jude, a couple deeply in love, as they navigate the challenges of NIA.
Emma, a veterinarian, witnesses firsthand the devastating effects of the disease on her friends and family. Determined to hold onto her memories with Jude, they embark on a journey to preserve their bond amidst the chaos and uncertainty. As the world around them becomes increasingly unstable, they cling to hope and resilience in the face of an unpredictable future.
Little Fish explores themes of love, memory, and the fragility of human connections in the midst of a global crisis.

Sam Wheat is a bank executive, who has moved in with his girlfriend, Molly. One night while out on a date, a man comes out of nowhere and pulls out a gun and demands Sam's wallet, Sam was about to give it to him when a scuffle broke out and Sam was killed. But Sam's spirit remains on Earth and is walking around and encounters other spirits, who tell him about his transformation. Sam hangs around Molly, despite her not knowing he is watching over her. One day the man who killed him breaks into the apartment and Sam stops him before he could do anything to Molly. Sam follows him and discovers where he lives, but unfortunately can't tell anyone. Sam then meets a supposed psychic, Oda Mae Brown, who is so obviously a huckster, but who doesn't know that she can hear the dead, so when Sam speaks, she hears him. He convinces her to tell Molly about the guy who broke into the apartment. Molly then goes to the police and they in turn tell her that Oda Mae's a con woman. She then tells her friend, Carl about what Oda Mae told her. He goes to investigate, and Sam goes with him and discovers something terrible.

Bloomington, Minnesota, 1967: Jewish physics lecturer Larry Gopnik is a serious and a very put-upon man. His daughter is stealing from him to save up for a nose job; his pot-head son, who gets stoned at his own bar-mitzvah, only wants him round to fix the TV aerial and his useless brother Arthur is an unwelcome houseguest. But both Arthur and Larry get turfed out to a motel when Larry's wife Judy, who wants a divorce, moves her lover Sy into the house and even after Sy's death in a car crash they are still there. With lawyers' bills mounting for his divorce, Arthur's criminal court appearances, and a land feud with a neighbor, Larry is tempted to take the bribe offered by a student to give him an illegal exam pass mark. And the rabbis he visits for advice only dole out platitudes. Still God moves in mysterious--and not always pleasant--ways, as Larry and his family will find out.

MoonAmour – The Worm Moon!

Every full moon of the year has its own naming and theme – they hold great significance, symbolizing change, transformation, and new beginnings. The Worm Moon typically symbolizes renewal, growth, and transformation. It's seen as a time for shedding old habits, releasing negativity, and embracing positive change, aligning with the awakening of nature and the emergence of new beginnings.

The Worm Moon is one of the most popular names for the March’s Full Moon. You may wonder why? The answer is easy to guess: The Worm Moon represents a period of awakening, shedding the old, and embracing transformation. Take a time to experience our monthly gatherings on Panamera’s oceanfront to gaze the moon and connect with your inner self. The guided meditations are always accompanied with a little bit of knowledge about astrology and how cultures are connected to it.

The MoonAmour event at Panamera became, for many locals and hotel guests, a regular, where to connect with the elements and indulge in a seasonal family style dinner with your friends and loved ones, making new friends and celebrating our own human being. –– and in case we gotta get cozy we will, as usually, on the oceanfront fire pit…

Join another mindful and recurring experience at your favorite hotel in Tulum shorelines.

When and Where?
Sun. 24th Feb | 7 pm
Hotel Panamera – Oceanfront Shala

In 1930's Hollywood, the influential agent, Phil Stern, finds himself at a lavish party when he receives an urgent call from his sister in New York. She pleads for assistance in finding a job for her son, Bobby, who has recently relocated to Tinseltown. Following their conversation, Phil arranges a meeting with Bobby and decides to lend him a helping hand.
He tasks his secretary, Veronica "Vonnie," with showing Bobby around the city's iconic landmarks. As Bobby becomes smitten with Vonnie, she reveals that she's involved with a journalist who is often away on assignment. Unbeknownst to Bobby, Vonnie's beau is a married man torn between his obligations and his affection for her. As the tangled web of love and loyalty unfolds, Vonnie finds herself torn between two conflicting loves, forcing her to confront her heart's true desires amidst the glitz and glamour of Hollywood's golden age.

Submarine is a charming coming-of-age comedy-drama directed by Richard Ayoade. Set in Swansea, Wales, the film follows socially awkward teenager Oliver Tate as he navigates adolescence.
Oliver, played by Craig Roberts, grapples with his parents' failing marriage while pursuing the affections of his classmate Jordana, portrayed by Yasmin Paige. With dry humor and vivid imagination, Oliver's quirky personality shines as he balances his romantic endeavors with family struggles.
The film's stylized cinematography and offbeat characters add depth to its exploration of love, family dynamics, and self-discovery.
Submarine captivates audiences with its unique storytelling and memorable performances, earning critical acclaim for its refreshing take on the coming-of-age genre.

Frida, directed by Julie Taymor in 2002, vividly depicts the tumultuous life and profound artistry of Mexican painter Frida Kahlo. The film meticulously traces Kahlo's journey, from her turbulent marriage to Diego Rivera to her physical and emotional struggles following a debilitating bus accident. Through Taymor's lens, viewers witness Kahlo's complex personality, her passionate relationship with Rivera, and her deep exploration of Mexican culture and identity. Frida not only celebrates Kahlo's artistic legacy but also delves into her resilience in the face of adversity, her unwavering determination to express herself, and her profound impact on the art world. With its blend of magical realism, intimate storytelling, and captivating performances—particularly by Salma Hayek—the film offers a poignant tribute to Kahlo's enduring spirit and continues to inspire audiences with its portrayal of one of the most celebrated artists of the 20th century.

In sun-kissed Los Angeles, a pair of morning commuters jammed on a wide stretch of highway are off to a rocky start. But suave Sebastian, a charming jazz pianist whom life's got him on the ropes, and lovely Mia, a brilliant playwright waiting for her big break, are meant for each other. On the one hand, Sebastian thinks he has a serious plan for the future. On the other hand, Mia squanders herself in meaningless auditions, mesmerised by old Hollywood glamour. However, as the incurable romantics keep running into each other under the city's starry nights and plum-hued sunrises, a magical, old-school tap-dance romance timidly begins. Such is the power of effervescent love: it inspires people to have long walks while gazing at the colourful Milky Way of the city's flickering lights. But life is as exciting as it is challenging. After all, no one knows what tomorrow holds. And as the young idealists veer from their dreams, questions arise. Does true love exist only in movies? Do dreams come true in real life?

MoonAmour – The Snow Moon

Every full moon of the year has its own naming and theme – they hold great significance, symbolizing change, transformation, and new beginnings. The Snow Moon occurs in the midst of winter, a season often associated with introspection and purification. Its light can symbolize the cleansing of the old to make way for the new. This could be a time for letting go of negative energy or habits and embracing renewal and spiritual growth.

The Snow Moon is one of the most popular names for the February’s Full Moon. You may wonder why? The answer is a fairly straightforward one: it’s known as the Snow Moon due to the typically heavy snowfall that occurs in February. Take a time to experience our monthly gatherings on Panamera’s oceanfront to gaze the moon and connect with your inner self. The guided meditations are always accompanied with a little bit of knowledge about astrology and how cultures are connected to it.

The MoonAmour event at Panamera became, for many locals and hotel guests, a regular, where to connect with the elements and indulge in a seasonal family style dinner with your friends and loved ones, making new friends and celebrating our own human being. –– and in case we gotta get cozy we will, as usually, on the oceanfront fire pit…

Join another mindful and recurring experience at your favorite hotel in Tulum shorelines.

When and Where?
Sun. 25th Feb | 6:30 pm
Hotel Panamera – Oceanfront Shala

In the bustling city of Los Angeles, the relentless rain pours down, mirroring the tumultuous emotions brewing within the characters' lives.
Two intertwined tales unfold, each depicting men on the brink of their demise, haunted by fractured relationships with their estranged children. Earl Partridge grapples with the repercussions of his past actions, while Jimmy Gator struggles to connect with his troubled daughter amidst her battle with addiction. Amidst the chaos, unexpected connections emerge as a compassionate nurse and a devout police officer offer glimmers of hope and redemption.
Meanwhile, the weight of guilt burdens Earl's young wife, while two prodigies face their own existential crises, navigating the pressures of adulthood in a city as unpredictable as the weather itself.

In Georgian England, Mrs. Bennet (Brenda Blethyn) raises her five daughters - Jane (Rosamund Pike), Elizabeth (Keira Knightley), Mary (Talulah Riley), Kitty (Carey Mulligan), and Lydia (Jena Malone) with the purpose of getting married with a rich husband that can support the family.
They are not from the upper class, and their house in Hertfordshire will be inherited by a distant cousin if Mr. Bennet (Donald Sutherland) dies. When the wealthy bachelor Mr. Bingley (Simon Woods) and his best friend Mr. Darcy (Matthew Macfadyen) arrive in town to spend the summer in a mansion nearby their property, the shy and beautiful Jane falls in love for Mr. Bingley, and Elizabeth finds Mr.
Darcy a snobbish and proud man, and she swears to loathe him forever. This is the beginning of their wonderful love story.

SUPER BOWL 2024

Elevate your Super Bowl experience at Hotel Panamera…

Indulge in the ultimate game-day atmosphere as we transform our venue into the hottest spot to catch all the action of Super Bowl. Join us for an evening of football, fun, and flavor!

Savor every touchdown with our exclusive Super Bowl combo: the delectable Panamera Hot Dog paired perfectly with a refreshing beer, all for just $450 MXN. 

Save your spot –– RSVP please!

When & Where:
Sunday. 11th Feb
Hotel Panamera Restaurant 
6:30 pm

At this point we cannot receive any more reservations.

Having withdrawn from life, following a series of tragedies that scarred him for life, grief-stricken Tokyo-based stage actor and theatre director Yusuke accepts an invitation to direct an experimental multilingual production of Anton Chekhov's Uncle Vanya. But there's a catch. For the sake of safety, innovative Yusuke must agree to have a chauffeur and part with his shrine of solitude and freedom: his beloved, cherry red 1987 Saab 900 Turbo. Now, against the backdrop of deep-seated sadness, shallow infidelities, long rehearsals, and Hiroshima's seductive roads, a tentative friendship between Yusuke and his introverted young driver Misaki begins to form, sharing the same regret for the past and life's missed opportunities. And little by little, the confined space of the car becomes a temple of isolation, haunted by the tape recordings of Yusuke's screenwriter wife, Oto. Can the path of loss and loneliness lead to enlightenment and catharsis?

After winning a trip on the RMS Titanic during a dockside card game, American Jack Dawson spots the society girl Rose DeWitt Bukater who is on her way to Philadelphia to marry her rich snob fiancé Caledon Hockley. Rose feels helplessly trapped by her situation and makes her way to the aft deck and thinks of suicide until she is rescued by Jack. Cal is therefore obliged to invite Jack to dine at their first-class table where he suffers through the slights of his snobbish hosts. In return, he spirits Rose off to third-class for an evening of dancing, giving her the time of her life. Deciding to forsake her intended future all together, Rose asks Jack, who has made his living making sketches on the streets of Paris, to draw her in the nude wearing the invaluable blue diamond Cal has given her. Cal finds out and has Jack locked away. Soon afterwards, the ship hits an iceberg and Rose must find Jack while both must run from Cal even as the ship sinks deeper into the freezing water.

MoonAmour – The Wolf Moon

Every full moon of the year has its own naming and theme – they hold great significance, symbolizing change, transformation, and new beginnings. The Wolf Moon, for example, might be seen as a time for introspection, connecting with the natural world, and aligning oneself with the energies associated with wolves, that are often symbols of wildness, intuition, instinct, and social connection.

The Wolf Moon is one of the most popular names for the January’s Full Moon. You may wonder why? The answer is easy to guess: The Wolf Moon, might be associated with themes of survival, adaptability, and the deep connection between humans and the natural world. Take a time to experience our monthly gatherings on Panamera’s oceanfront to gaze the moon and connect with your inner self. The guided meditations are always accompanied with a little bit of knowledge about astrology and how cultures are connected to it.

The MoonAmour event at Panamera became, for many locals and hotel guests, a regular, where to connect with the elements and indulge in a seasonal family style dinner with your friends and loved ones, making new friends and celebrating our own human being. –– and in case we gotta get cozy we will, as usually, on the oceanfront fire pit…

Join another mindful and recurring experience at your favorite hotel in Tulum shorelines.

When and Where?
Sat. 27th Jan | 6:30 pm
Hotel Panamera – Oceanfront Shala

Marie Antoinette by Sofia Coppola unfolds the extravagant and tumultuous life of the young Austrian princess who becomes the Queen of France. The film captures Marie's journey from her carefree early days in Austria to the dazzling but isolating world of the French court. Kirsten Dunst brings Marie to life, portraying her transformation from an innocent girl to a controversial queen. Amidst lavish visuals and a modern soundtrack, the movie delves into Marie's personal struggles with privilege, loneliness, and the weight of societal expectations. It's a tale of opulence, romance, and the harsh realities of royalty. The film refrains from delving too deeply into the political backdrop, instead focusing on the human side of Marie Antoinette's story, offering a fresh and empathetic perspective on a historical figure often overshadowed by stereotypes.

New Penzance Island, 1965. Twelve-year-old Sam Shakusky leaves a note for Randy Ward, Master of Khaki Scout Troop 55, announcing his voluntary departure from Camp Ivanhoe. Unbeknownst to Master Ward, Sam is an orphan in foster care, currently under the guardianship of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Billingsley.
This revelation jeopardizes Sam's standing in the social services system, prompting a quest led by Master Ward, Captain Duffy Sharp of the Island's Police Department, and Khaki Scout Troop 55 to find the missing boy. Simultaneously, attorneys Walt and Laura Bishop discover that their daughter, twelve-year-old Suzy, is also missing, likely with Sam. As the search unfolds, the group's initial perceptions of Sam and Suzy as troubled individuals evolve, shaping the true nature of their journey.

The Tree of Life, directed by Terrence Malick, is a visually stunning and contemplative film that intertwines the personal and the cosmic. Set in 1950s Texas, the story revolves around Jack O'Brien, played by Sean Penn as an adult, reflecting on his upbringing and complex relationships with his strict father (Brad Pitt) and nurturing mother (Jessica Chastain). The narrative seamlessly weaves intimate family moments with grand cosmic sequences depicting the origins of the universe. Through Jack's journey, the film explores profound themes of nature, grace, and the human experience. Malick's poetic and abstract style invites viewers to reflect on the interconnectedness of all life and the fundamental questions that define our existence. The Tree of Life is a cinematic meditation that transcends conventional storytelling, leaving an indelible impression on those who experience its visual and philosophical richness.

Amelie has her own very fabulous world. She loves the little things, the quiet tones and the delicate gestures. She has an eye for details that everyone else misses and an eye for magical moments that are more fleeting than the blink of an eye. Amelie has her head above the clouds, yet has both feet on the ground. Her little universe is populated by suicidal goldfish, failed geniuses, long-suffering hypochondriacs, and other bizarre characters. When one day she decides to enter the lives of her fellow human beings as a fairy godmother, she knows exactly what to do: she sends a garden gnome on a world tour, conjures up love letters that have been lost for decades, and becomes a guardian and avenging angel all in one. Only when it comes to her own happiness does Amelie get in her own way. And when she falls in love with the shy Nico, she hardly knows what to do - until a good spirit helps her on her way...

MoonAmour – The Cold Moon

Every full moon of the year has its own naming and theme – they hold great significance, symbolizing change, transformation, and new beginnings. The cold moon symbolize a period for turning inward, evaluating one's life, and gaining insights into personal growth and development.

The Cold Moon is one of the most popular names for the December’s Full Moon. You may wonder why? The answer is easy to guess: Winter is a season of dormancy and rest, representing the end of one year and the anticipation of a new one. The Cold Moon symbolize the completion of a cycle. Take a time to experience our monthly gatherings on Panamera’s oceanfront to gaze the moon and connect with your inner self. The guided meditations are always accompanied with a little bit of knowledge about astrology and how cultures are connected to it.

The MoonAmour event at Panamera became, for many locals and hotel guests, a regular, where to connect with the elements and indulge in a seasonal family style dinner with your friends and loved ones, making new friends and celebrating our own human being. –– and in case we gotta get cozy we will, as usually, on the oceanfront fire pit…

Join another mindful and recurring experience at your favorite hotel in Tulum shorelines.

When and Where?
Wed. 27th Dec | 6:30 pm
Hotel Panamera – Oceanfront Shala

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{Vegan option available}

Dive into a Beachy Christmas Dinner — 3rd Course Extravaganza!

Escape the winter chill and join us for a Beachy Christmas Dinner at Hotel Panamera.
Delight in the coastal fusion of seasonal flavors as we gather for the 3rd course of our festive feast, where the flavors of the season meet coastal inspiration, curated to perfection by our culinary artisans. Picture yourself indulging in a symphony of tastes that blend traditional holiday delights with a touch of tropical magic…

Immerse yourself in the warm and welcoming ambiance of our coastal haven, surrounded by the soothing sounds of the ocean. At Hotel Panamera, we believe in the power of good company to elevate every celebration. Bring your closest friends and loved ones to cherish the joy of the season together!

Dinner: $3,500 MXN

Special Wine Pairing Option: $1,000 MXN

When & Where:
Sun. 24th Dec | 8 pm
Hotel Panamera