Silvia Pinal, who has been practicing in the convent for many years, is about to take her oath to return to the religious order. The nun suggests that[Expand All]
Silvia Pinal, who has been in the order for many years, is about to take her oath to return to the order. The nun suggests that she visit her patron uncle, Hymer, before the ceremony. Silvia goes to her uncle's large house in the countryside. Unexpectedly, Hymer is moved by her resemblance to his wife. After a brief stay, Silvia is about to return to the order. On the eve of her departure, Hai Mai begged her to wear his wife's wedding dress and proposed to Viritiana. After being rejected, he instructed the maid to anesthetize her with medicine. The next day, Jaime committed suicide. Viritiana returned to the mansion and decided to stay. Jaime's illegitimate son Jose (played by Francisco Rabal) and his girlfriend also came to the mansion. They immediately hired people to restore the barren fields. At the same time, Viritiana invited some homeless people and sick beggars to share the mansion. Viritiana took care of their lives and led them to pray sincerely. Try to offer them the help of God. Jose's girlfriend, feeling extremely dejected, announced their breakup. While Viritiana and Jose were in the city, sick beggars and homeless people broke into the house, causing a complete mess. This film is the second part of Bunuel's religious trilogy and won the Palme d 'Or at the 1961 Cannes Film Festival.[Collapse]
