Julio, a Cuban writer, returns home from Spain to find his teen aged daughter, Millie, has been seeing an older Spaniard, Manolo. Like others of her generation, Millie, thinks the older man will be her ticket out of the country. On the other hand, Julio, and his wife, Miriam, seem to be part of a privileged citizens. After all, he has been abroad for a while and his wife is a doctor. Their house doesn't seem to lack all the material comforts only afforded for bourgeois socialist classes.
This novelist, who seems to be having a case of writers' block, has no problems in the bedroom department. No sooner does he arrive in Havana when he resumes an affair with a beautiful teacher, Silvia. In turn, his own situation with his wife suffers because Miriam finds a kind soul in the man that would have been her future son in law. In the meantime, Julio has bedded a luscious young television reporter and has made a mess out of his relationship with his mistress.
Gerardo Chijona, the director and co-writer of this film, has done better. While this is by no means, a horrible film, it's just not believable. As a comedy, it has some moments. There is a lot of gratuitous nudity in the film.
Luis Alberto Garcia, who plays Julio does good work as the man who can't commit to his wife, or his mistress. Sancho Gracia is seen briefly. The excellent Susana Perez and Beatriz Valdes are the best asset of the film. Both actresses are convincing and help to the overall enjoyment.
