Name: La otra virginidad
Genre: Drama
Released: 1975-04-24
Duration: 1 h 50 min
Rating: 6.8
Cast: Valentín Trujillo, Leticia Perdigón, Arturo Beristáin

You need to be inside the director's head to understand what he was thinking when he directed this movie.

Is really hard to see this type of movies, the plot is so vague that you Ask yourselves what's this movie all about, the movie is very slow, the characters are very poor portrayed and not well connected, is hard to know who is who and you need to remember why they are involved. Two girls are waitresses in a coffee shop, 5 retired male persons meet daily in the coffee shop making bets to see which one of the mature ladies will leave earlier, these mature ladies are seeking for a relationship and placed an add on the news paper, the retired male persons answered the add and check out how many showed up, then the bets start. In the mean time one male person (Valentin Trujillo) who delivers film to theaters is attracted to one of the waitress and plays hard to get (Leticia Perdigon) he also has a friend who wants him to go out with the other waitress (Meche Carreño) but as a terminal illness and doesn't want to talk about it, he dies but never revealing the illness. The film delivery guy gets very up set when he finds what they are doing to these mature Ladies, that same night of lady is so depress that she shoots herself in the coffee shop and the film delivery guy shoots the older male persons and goes to jail. Almost at the end of the movie you might get an idea of the semi-plot but then again the end is so wide open that you need use your imagination.

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