Sandy

Sandy McNeil is a woman caught between the reckless pulse of the Jazz Age and the suffocating expectations of her social class. Rejecting her parents' traditional morality, she adopts a set of 'jazz ethics' that lead her into a spiral of high-speed parties and social scandal. When a mechanical failure leaves her stranded and socially compromised, she is forced into a tactical marriage with a wealthy man she does not love. This union turns toxic, ending in the tragic death of her child and Sandy’s desperate flight for a new identity. Her subsequent entanglement with Ramon, an unstable architect, and Douglas, the man engaged to her cousin, transforms the film from a social drama into a violent tragedy. The story concludes in a courtroom where Sandy must choose between her own survival and the redemption of the man she truly loves.