Butterflies Are Free (1972)

Blind and fiercely independent, Don Baker leaves behind his overbearing mother to start anew in San Francisco. There, he encounters his quirky neighbor, Jill Tanner, whose free-spirited nature captivates him. Their playful banter and undeniable chemistry quickly evolve into something deeper. However, Don's mother remains a looming presence, threatening to undermine their romance with her constant interference. As the couple navigates the challenges of love and autonomy, they must confront whether their connection can withstand external pressures and familial expectations.