A woman living in a small town discovers after fifty years that she is actually a man. Will she change her sex and suffer the reaction of a narrow-minded society?
Jaime de Armiñán
Director
José Luis López Vázquez
Adela Castro Molina / Juan
Julieta Serrano
Isabelita
Antonio Ferrandis
Santiago
Lola Gaos
Tía Chus
Chus Lampreave
Sobrina de Chus
Enrique Ávila
Padre José María
Cristina Suriani
Charo
Ana Suriani
Merche
Manolo Otero
Novio de Isabelita
Lola Gálvez
Cliente de la cafetería
María de la Riva
Amiga de Adela
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