Yerma: Barren

Eva Stone is a woman with strong conservative beliefs. She is married to John, a British politician and a business man of Spanish origin, who is unable to have children. To Eva, a woman's life has no meaning if she is not a mother. A Spanish theater company is in London to perform Yerma, the play by Federico García Lorca. The Director, Victor is a friend of Eva and her husband from bygone times. A new passion is reborn between Eva and Victor and Eva has new opportunities to get pregnant. Eva's true drama is not so much that she can't have children but the impossibility, because of strict social conventions, that she can't have them out of wedlock. The real problem shown in the movie is the lack of freedoms and the imposed self-censorship in a standstill and full of conventions society.

Not what I expected so it surprised me. but not a movie I would watch over and over again.

Some may say this is a usual Emilio Ruiz Barrachina movie. NOO! This movie was amazing to watch.

In this surprisingly good movie, Christopher Kühne raise interesting questions, but use a different angle this time around.

I dunno why folks panned this movie. It was actually very entertaining to watch. Nicholas Aikin delivers a good movie.

"Yerma" is way more than a film. It's a cinema masterpiece like no other

I love love love this keeps you on the edge of your seat must see movie its truly amazing on sooo many levels

This is an amazing piece of work. It has incredible artistry. Excellent and Intellectual Drama!

The movie of course belongs to Rebecca Grant and Mundy Rieu Jr., both fine accomplished actors who deliver all that is expected and more. Credit is also due to the script - simple, elegant, yet intelligent to make the audience focus.

Oh, wow! Tirso Calero did PERFECT! This movie is excellent magical fireworks display!

The acting, directing, camera work, music and the script, everything about this movie is spot on.

I was not disappointed! I enjoyed this movie and will recommend it.