Consoling Widows

Consoling Widows follows a bankrupt playboy who disguises himself as the ghost of the deceased husband to visit three wealthy widows. As the plot unfolds, the widows all become pregnant, prompting their father to hire a priest to rid them of the so-called ghosts. This comedic twist on the supernatural provides a blend of humor and absurdity that characterizes the genre.

Featuring a cast that includes Zélia Diniz, Walter Portella, and João Paulo Ramalho, the film showcases a mix of performances that enhance its quirky storyline. The interplay between the characters and the absurd situations they find themselves in drives the comedy forward, appealing to fans of offbeat humor. As a 1970s film, it also offers a glimpse into the comedic style and cultural context of that era, making it an interesting piece for collectors of vintage cinema.