The Lonely Woman

Year: 1973

Runtime: 93 mins

Language: Spanish

Director: Francisco Rovira Beleta

Drama

Teresa dreams that her son Jacy will fulfill her social‑climbing ambitions. After discovering his mother’s affair, Jacy abandons home, pursues a string of brief relationships, and ultimately marries a mentally disabled woman who is wealthy, thereby realizing his mother’s scheme. Meanwhile, Teresa finds love and happiness with a schoolteacher.

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