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A forceful widow who becomes Mariquita’s mayor and tries to keep the community functioning. She develops feelings for Cleotilde, but her new life is disrupted when her husband returns.
A journalist covering the war who is desperate for money and a ticket home. He sees Mariquita as the subject of a sensational story about women ruling without men and prepares to leave to file it.
A priest who tries to preserve his authority by arranging religious visits with the women. He eventually admits he can no longer perform his duties or father children, prompting the women to challenge...
A teacher who has never married. She warns Rosalba that Gordon’s article would turn the women into spectacles and struggles with the intensity of her feelings after receiving Rosalba’s love poem.
A woman in Mariquita who describes her passionate love for another woman.
Rosalba’s husband, whom she believed was lost. He returns to Mariquita, confronting her and threatening the women’s new independence.
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Priest Rafael arranges religious visits with the women, and the women later turn against him after he admits he can no longer perform his duties or fa...
Rosalba becomes mayor and establishes a new civic order, while Priest Rafael attempts to preserve his religious authority through visits with the wome...
Gordon sees Mariquita as the basis for a sensational article and presents Rosalba with the idea that their community could become an example for women...
Rosalba develops feelings for Cleotilde and sends her a love poem. Cleotilde struggles with the unexpected intensity of her emotions.
Rosalba is introduced as the forceful widow of Campo Elias. His unexpected return later confronts her with the husband she believed was dead.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Priest Rafael tries to preserve his authority, while Cleotilde warns against exposing the women as spectacles and questions the structures surrounding...
A child gives Gordon a diary claiming it was written by Priest Rafael, and the diary describes Mariquita and its unusual social order.
Cleotilde warns Gordon that his article would turn the women into spectacles, but Gordon still prepares to leave and file the story.
A war-emptied village gives women temporary authority and freedom before the return of men threatens to restore the old order.
Directed by Gabriela Tagliavini
Without Men (2011) · 3.8/10 · comedy, romance
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