Dum Doni Bernardy (1974)

Mrs. Bernada Alba is a proud and tough woman who carefully guards the reputation of her house. In fact, it's the only thing that matters to her. After the death of her husband, she closes the house like a fortress. For eight years she is to keep mourning and no man is allowed in. Bernarda has five daughters, the eldest is 39, the youngest 20. Mostly aged virgins who didn't marry because no groom was suitable. The girls are not rich, except for the eldest Augustias from Alba's first marriage, none has a larger dowry, and it is money that causes young Pepe, the handsomest boy in the village, to start courting Augustias, but the youngest, Adela, loves him. Everything comes to a tragic end.