My Mother Likes Women
| My Mother Likes Women | |
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| Directed by |
Inés París Daniela Fejerman |
| Produced by | Beatriz de la Gángara |
| Written by |
Inés París Daniela Fejerman |
| Music by | Juan Bardem |
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Running time | 96 minutes |
| Country | Spain |
| Language | Spanish |
My Mother Likes Women (Spanish: A mi madre le gustan las mujeres) is a 2002 Spanish comedy film directed by Inés París and Daniela Fejerman. The theme song of the same title was done by Andy Chango and Ariel Rot, a video of which appears on the DVD release of the film.
Cast
- Leonor Watling as Elvira
- Rosa María Sardá as Sofía
- María Pujalte as Jimena
- Silvia Abascal as Sol
- Eliska Sirova as Eliska
- Chisco Amado as Miguel
- Álex Angulo as the book editor
- Aitor Mazo as psychiatrist
- Xabier Elorriaga as Carlos
Synopsis
Elvira (Watling), an attractive but insecure twenty something, joins her sisters Jimena (María Pujalte) and Sol (Silvia Abascal) at their mother's house. As they prepare to celebrate their mother Sofía's birthday, their mother (Sardá)—a divorced concert pianist—announces that she's fallen in love, but is interrupted by the doorbell as she describes her new partner. While she goes to get the door, the three sisters gleefully speculate about her new boyfriend. Their joy suddenly gives way to shock though when their mother returns with Eliska (Sirova), and they realize that their mother is a lesbian.
The girls handle the shock in different ways. Elvira confides in her shrink Mazo while Sol composes a song about her mother and her lesbian relationship for her band. While Jimena herself doesn't act out in the same way, her husband is concerned about how his mother-in-law's sexuality affects his image at work. When the girls find out that their mother has given the much younger Eliska a significant amount of money, they become suspicious of Eliska and plot to find a way to get their mother to break up with her.