When the Children are Gone

Year: 1941

Runtime: 139 mins

Language: Spanish

Director: Juan Bustillo Oro

Drama

After being falsely accused of theft, the honorable Raimundo must leave his family home. When his brother José's ambition triggers a further incident, Raimundo loses the support of his girlfriend María and his stern father, Don Pepe. Only his mother, Dona Lupita, remains faithful, grieving over the poor choices of her children.

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