Sweet Woman (Russian: Сладкая женщина, romanized: Sladkaya zhenshchina) is a 1977 Soviet drama film directed by Vladimir Fetin after the novel by Irina Velembovskaya.

Anna's income improves, but this does not change her views on life – she is still lazy, indifferent to the surrounding world and people, and does not strive to further expand her horizons.

Anna becomes a classical example of the petty bourgeois; a self-centered woman whose whole existence is reduced to the purpose of accumulating material wealth and the creation of personal comfort.

During a visit to her female friend, Anna meets Nikolai Egorovich Kushakov, a lonely disabled war veteran.

Their love affair turns into a full-fledged marriage, and at first it seems to Anna that her personal life is finally put in order.