My Mother Likes Women 2004

As the celebrations for Sofía’s birthday commence, her three adult daughters—Jimena, Sol, and Elvira—are filled with a blend of anticipation and concern. Their mother, previously a celebrated concert pianist, has recently found love again, a development that genuinely surprises them. Their curiosity piqued, the sisters eagerly inquire about Sofía’s new partner. However, the ringing of the doorbell marks a significant turning point, ushering in a shift from cheerful festivities to stunned silence. Sofía returns, hand in hand with Eliska, unveiling her newfound passion: an unexpected love for women.

What begins as a moment of excitement soon metamorphoses into a tapestry of complex emotions. Elvira, who is wrestling with her own identity issues, seeks counsel from her psychiatrist to navigate this unexpected family revelation. Sol, the artistic soul of the trio, channels her emotions into her music, composing a heartfelt song that celebrates her mother’s bold new chapter in love. On the other hand, Jimena remains more reserved, yet she can’t shake off her worry about how this revelation might tarnish her husband’s reputable standing in the community.

As the family delves deeper into this uncharted territory, tensions flare when the daughters uncover that Sofía has generously bestowed a considerable sum of money upon Eliska. This revelation raises their suspicions, prompting them to suspect that something unsavory might be afoot. Determined to get to the bottom of their mother’s sudden generosity, the sisters enlist their collective resolve, leading them on a quest to uncover the truth hidden beneath the surface.