The Blind Sunflowers

The Blind Sunflowers unfolds in Orense, Spain, in 1940, during the aftermath of the Civil War. The story centers around Elena and her children, who protect a secret: their husband and father, Ricardo, is hiding in their home to escape political persecution. This tension creates a gripping narrative about family loyalty and the harsh realities of life under a repressive regime.

The film’s runtime is 98 minutes, offering a compact yet intense viewing experience. The keywords associated with the film—mother, confession, fugitive, and repression—highlight the central conflicts and emotional depths explored in the story. The film's dramatic elements may appeal to collectors interested in international cinema that addresses historical and social issues.

Collectors can find The Blind Sunflowers available on DVD, adding to their library of thought-provoking films. With its unique perspective on a tumultuous period in Spanish history, this film may resonate with those who appreciate cinema that challenges and reflects on societal struggles.