When Good Girls Go Wrong

The film follows a prominent psychiatrist's attempt to reform three women labeled deviant by society: a lesbian, a frigid woman, and a nymphomaniac. This narrative offers a critical examination of societal attitudes towards sexuality and the complexities of personal identity.

When Good Girls Go Wrong features performances by Maria Isabel Lopez, Daniel Fernando, and Myrna Castillo, who each portray characters navigating their struggles in a judgmental world. The film's focus on true events adds a layer of importance to its story, making it a notable entry in the drama genre from the late 1980s.