Raising Crows

In Madrid, Spain during the reign of Franco, the girl Ana (Ana Torrent) ) and her two sisters were adopted by their aunt after the death of their military officer father Anselmo. Anselmo was a romantic when he was alive, and his mother Maria (Geraldine Chaplin) gave up her career for him and ended up in pain in a lonely and depressed life, and died early. Memories about her mother appear in Anna's mind from time to time, and these memories, mixed with her fantasies about death, slowly affect her real life. The three sisters are restless under the care of their aunt, who is involved in a love affair with Anselmo's married comrade-in-arms. Anna's behavior makes her feel increasingly threatened. Anna tried to use a bottle of so-called poison to help her grandmother, who could not take care of herself, commit suicide. However, the bottle was just soda. When her grandmother refused to take the poison, Anna turned to her aunt... The film won the 1976 Cannes Film Festival Jury Prize and many other awards.