The Crying Woman
Year: 1933
Runtime: 73 mins
Language: Spanish
Director: Ramón Peón
The film draws on the Mexican legend of La Llorona, the mournful specter of a mother who lost or killed her child and now haunts the living in search of vengeance. Using a framing narrative and layered flashbacks, it presents several retellings of the myth, exploring grief, guilt and the lingering power of a haunting tale.
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