A Love to Keep

About This Movie

A Love to Keep presents a heavy and intimate portrait of forbidden love set against the oppressive backdrop of Franco's Spain. The film delves deep into the lives of two female teachers whose romance is not just taboo but punishable. The pacing feels deliberate, almost suffocating at times, mirroring the societal constraints they face. It’s raw in its depiction of mental health struggles, particularly when one teacher is forced into a clinic, which serves as a grim symbol of the era's brutality. Performances are earnest, conveying a palpable sense of longing and despair. The film’s tone is haunting, with a visual aesthetic that captures the stark realities of love in an unforgiving time.

Depicts the challenges of love under oppressive regimes. · Focuses on mental health themes amidst societal pressures. · Intense performances that bring the characters' struggles to life.