I Could Go on Singing (1963)

Jenny Bowman, a celebrated singer, is performing at the London Palladium when she seizes the chance to reconnect with her son, Matt, during his father's absence in Rome. Their brief reunion offers Jenny a taste of the family life she yearns for. However, when David Donne returns, Matt finds himself caught in a conflict between his loyalty to his father and his growing bond with Jenny. As emotions run high, the trio navigates the complexities of love and familial ties, highlighting the struggles of reconciling past choices with present desires.