Sexo por compasión

I watched the movie as part of a Spanish study project. I am fairly new to foreign films in general and am fascinated by the different cultural ideas that come through. In this film, the story was very simple on one hand but on another level - greatly complex. Seeing the comedy of another culture other than the one I was raised in is possibly one of the most educational ways to understand that culture. I throughly enjoyed the movie and don't feel that I can improve on the improve upon the already great comments posted here, but...... I do have a question about the soundtrack? I am haunted by the song sung during the closing credits - its beautiful and the singer has a wonderful voice. Does anyone know who sings the song (and the title) which is on the closing credits. I've poured over all of the credits a dozen times and searched the musical composers, and a number of the other names, but can't find the song or artist. I don't think she was credited, but my Spanish is not good enough yet to know for sure. If anyone knows the artist or song, I'd greatly appreciate a comment.

This is the story of a drab and gray Mexican village, where life is boring. The main character is a wife, who mourns the unexpected leave of her husband. She learns that he left her because maybe she is a person without sins. So she wants to do terrible sins in the hope that her husband may return. Adultery proves to be one of the most terrible sins. Thus, she decides to sleep with other men. But miraculously, she helps the sad men who visit her. After sleeping with her, they find new energy in life and the dreary village comes to life again. At this point in the movie, the colour returns to the movie too. In the beginning the movie was shot in gray-colors, but now it turns to glorious colors. The movie is done as a comedy with plenty of laughs and funny situations, but there's a serious undertone of breaking through the macho-culture of Mexico. I found the movie very enjoyable and lighthearted. Recommended.

A movie that gives ground for reflection and thought .What is justice and how we judge others ? Do we judge based on their actions or based on their intentions? If people judge Lolita based on her actions she should be condemned as a whore and realizing that they start throwing the biblical stones at her.

If they judge her based on her compassionate nature and good intentions to help the poor unloved men – then she should be regarded as a saint.

Interesting –who are we to judge others. What is right and what wrong? Under what circumstances something is wrong or right? One of the best movies I've seen recently. Kudos for Laura Mana- writer and director.

I wanted to see this film, because I have read very good reviews. They said it was a hilarious comedy filled with sarcasm. I saw the movie and didn't laugh once. It was a sad movie, talking about people stuck with a reality they don't like and they try to change it. Or that is what I thought the movie was about. It confused me and I think the film doesn't have a message that is clear. Maybe the director and the writer didn't exactly know what they wanted to say in the first place. Anyway it is a good movie, with very good performances...I liked it.

This interesting film deals with Dolores, Elisabeth Margoni, a 40 and some year old woman whose hubby , Jose Sancho, left her because of he can not stand her big generosity. Dolores runs a bar along with Floren, Mariola Fuentes, and she dedicates her life to work by helping people, which is to go to bed with other men of the little town such as Damian Alcazar, Alex Angulo, among others . Dolores, now called Lolita, turns to be so famous, thanks to her peculiar charity, that all men seek out her particular services. Things go wrong when her husband returns to the town and he learns her surprising activities.

Joyful and agreeable Spanish, Mexican film shot in Tlaxcala, Mexico. This a vibrant and feeling flick with enjoyable and bewildering scenes, it gets together drama and comedy : dramedy, though it is more comedy than drama. Despite its adult issue is by far an erotic film, but a wistful comedy and rated Parents Guide. At the beginning it is slow moving, sad and strange, but later on, it grows joyous and cheerful. This warm film is pretty well , even if has a silly and uneven plot flowing throughout, containing an unlikely and incredible premise, as a mature and kind woman who works to charity, providing happiness to a little town immersed in sadness by going to bed with all villagers. To be said that through her compassionate sex she brings the color to the town, in fact the first part of the movie is photographed in black and white and subsequently colour cinematography by cameraman Hofmann. The picture packs ridiculous incidents, light drama, brief laughs, confusion and mayhem. The flick follows the wake of Mexican and South American style : Magical Realism.

The movie was compellingly produced by Filmax : Carlos Fernandez, Julio Fernandez who have financed a lot of the Spanish cinema hits as Sleep tight, Transsiberian, The machinist, The way, Summer camp, Bullying, Rec saga, The returned, and cartoon, 3D films as Raton Perez, El Cid, Ginsaku, Donkeyxote . Being well and professionally directed by Laura Maña. She is a notorious secondary actress playing in films as Romasanta, Stand-by, Nowhere, Libertarias, Pasion Turca, Teta y luna. And she has directed a few prestigious films as Concepcion Arenal, Clara Campoamor, La vida empieza hoy, To die in San Hilario ,and Palabras encadenadas. This Sexo Por Compasion won awards in various Festivals such as : Rotterdam International Festival 2001 to best first work to Laura Maña, Guadalajara International Festival, Malaga Festival , Miamic Hispanic Film Festival and several others.