The Geometric Woman (La mujer geométrica)

Sara, trapped in an apparently stable life, is drawn into a dangerous game of emotional manipulation when she discovers a hidden relationship between her son and a mysterious woman.

THEMES: Sexual Abuse – Addiction – Love – Love–Hate – Generational Conflict – Existential Crisis – Double Life – Spain – Family – Dysfunctional Family – Infidelity – Marriage – Motherhood – Obsession – Social Media – Toxic Relationship – Love Triangle – Psychological

GENRE: Drama – Thriller – Erotic

PITCH: Sara, a woman who appears happy and stable, married to Humberto and mother to Mario, sees her world collapse when she discovers that her son is involved with a woman much older than him. As she investigates this woman, Nat, she crosses paths with Rodri, a man who pushes her to explore her sexuality and take desire to unfamiliar extremes. Rodri’s presence completely disrupts her marriage, and after a brief separation, Humberto is also drawn into Rodri’s game, plunging the entire family into a dizzying power struggle that threatens to destabilize them forever.

Caught between family expectations and her own desires, Sara begins to feel lost in a whirlwind of emotional chaos. Each step takes her further away from the woman she once was, and the emptiness she feels drives her to question everything she thought she knew. As Rodri becomes more deeply embedded in her life, Sara starts to fear the danger he represents, sensing that he is unwilling to let her escape. But the truth proves even more shocking: Rodri is not who he seems. Sara discovers that Rodri is in fact Nat—the supposed older woman she believed was having a relationship with her son Mario. Mario was not involved with a woman at all, but in a homosexual relationship with the very man who was driving Sara mad.

Nat has manipulated everyone: Sara, Humberto, and Mario, weaving a web of deceit and emotional control. Consumed by anger, guilt, and rage, Sara finds herself trapped in a power game she cannot escape. The tragedy intensifies when Humberto suffers a diabetic coma and dies, leaving Sara even more vulnerable. In her desperation, she decides to break away from Rodri/Nat, only to discover that Nat will not leave her alone. Nat threatens to reveal to Mario that Sara herself has also been involved with him, plunging her into a spiral of fear and despair.

At a critical point, Sara makes a drastic decision: she murders Nat, convinced that eliminating the source of her torment is the only way to find peace. But when she discovers that Nat has survived with Mario’s help, the story takes an even darker turn. In an act of sadism, Nat forces mother and son to meet with him and confront the disturbing truth. During this encounter, the tragedy reaches its climax when Mario, with his mother’s help, kills Nat. The story ends with Sara and Mario being arrested and separated, leaving behind a profound reflection on irreparable mistakes and the personal tragedies that mark the lives of a broken family.

RELEVANT INFORMATION: Vicente Marco is a novelist, short story writer, playwright, and creative writing workshop instructor. In narrative fiction, he has received more than fifty literary awards, including the Unamuno Prize, the Julio Cortázar Prize, the Alberto Lista Prize, and the Hucha de Oro Awards.

In La mujer geométrica, he presents a highly addictive erotic psychological thriller, rich in suspense, in which the family element adds a deeply suggestive dramatic and emotional layer for adaptation. The exploration of hidden desires, emotional manipulation, and family tensions creates an intense, suspense-laden narrative, ideal for a series or feature film. The contrast and relationships among the different characters offer a powerful dramatic and emotional dynamic.

AUDIOVISUAL POTENTIAL: TV Series, Miniseries, Feature Film, TV Movie.

AVAILABLE LANGUAGES: Spanish.