Esa mujer (That Woman) is a 1969 Spanish musical legal drama film directed by Mario Camus and starring Sara Montiel and Ivan Rassimov. It is described as a "court-room melodrama with a singing nun".
Plot The film is set in the 19th century and follows the tragedy of singer Soledad Romero, who fights for her innocence in a murder case.
Cast Sara Montiel as Soledad Romero Fuentes Ivan Rassimov as Carlos Alcántara Cándida Losada as Madre Lucía Marcela Yurfa as Madre San Pablo Hugo Blanco as Javier José Marco Davó as Juan José Jesús Aristu as Luis Ricardo Díaz as Ramón Patricia Nigel as Eugenia Guzmán Marta Reves as Madre Clara Matilde Muñoz Sampedro as Eduarda Rodríguez Fernando as lawyer William Layton as the judge Vicente Vega as prosecutor Carlos Otero as prosecutor Francisco Merino as police inspector José Orjas as Herrera
Production and reception The film was commissioned by Cesáreo González for Suevia Films, and was a box office success in Spain with 1,374,056 spectators in cinemas.
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