Butterflies (1978)

Overview

Ria Parkinson leads a mundane life as a housewife and mother, often lost in her daydreams. To escape her dull routine, she frequently meets with Leonard, a wealthy businessman. Meanwhile, her husband Ben, a dentist passionate about butterfly collecting, remains unaware of her escapades. Their two adult sons, still living at home and unemployed, are preoccupied with their own lives, particularly their romantic relationships. As Ria navigates this unfulfilling existence, the contrast between her dreams and reality becomes increasingly pronounced, highlighting the complexities of family dynamics.