The House of Lost Women

Year: 1983

Runtime: 90 mins

Language: Spanish

Director: Jesús Franco

Drama

Desdemona lives on a remote island with her father Mario, stepmother Dulcinea and sister Paulova. Isolated, the family is plagued by loneliness. To escape boredom Desdemona walks the beach, engages in self‑pleasure and tries to seduce her father. Their bleak routine shatters when a sturdy stranger arrives by boat, stirring tension.

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