Conchita Montes, born in 1914, was a prominent Spanish actress who made her mark in the world of cult cinema. She appears in What the Peeper Saw (1972), where her performance adds a layer of complexity to the film's exploration of voyeurism and desire. With a background in law and a significant collaboration with director Edgar Neville, Montes transitioned into film, leaving a lasting impact on Spanish cinema. Her work in the 1970s reflects a bold era of experimentation, making her a noteworthy figure in the genre.
What the Peeper Saw
Marcus is a twelve-year-old schoolboy whose mother has recently died, leaving it up to his wealthy father Paul to look after him. He takes a sexual interest in his stepmother Elise. She notices his abnormal behaviour and investigates by visiting his school after discovering a torn-up letter from his headmaster. Elise is shocked by her findings. She becomes increasingly disturbed and wonders if Marcus is to blame for his mother's death. She enlists the help of psychiatrist Dr Viorne to find answers.
