The Woman Who Married Don Juan

Some people simply refuse to stay dead. A year after her husband's fiery death, Don Juan's widow Doña Elvira Tenorio returns to Seville bearing a young servant about to lose his heart to a budding lothario. Meanwhile, Elvira's friend Doña Anna de Ulloa refuses to marry the boorish Don Octavio, while young newlywed Zerlina cheerfully frolics with every man in town—except her spouse. There's only one problem: Don Juan escapes from Hell and storms the Andalusian countryside seducing girls, pursued by the stony ghost of the blowhard Commendatore that he killed. Before it's all over, fortunes are told and bandits ride, lusts are quenched and loves are shattered, wedding plans are waylaid and a full-blown riot takes everyone to the flaming gates of Hell. Amidst this passionate pandemonium, Doña Elvira must choose to follow the not-so-dead husband she still loves—or finally kick Don Juan aside and get on with her life.