Psychological tale about the disintegration of a young woman's sanity.Psychological tale about the disintegration of a young woman's sanity.Psychological tale about the disintegration of a young woman's sanity.
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Dorrit Kelton
- Grandma
- (as Dorit Kelton)
Sharon Farrell
- Emily Wilson
- (as Sharon Forsmo)
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- TriviaThis was filmed in Cuba and it was confiscated due to Fidel Castro takeover and was released late.
- GoofsAt one point, the sister trashes the door to her motel room. When we see it a short while later, it's pristine. That fly-by-night motel must have some handyman.
- SoundtracksKiss Her Goodbye
Sung by David Allen
Lyrics by Irving Reid
Music by Johnny Richards
featuring Ray Copeland (trumpet), Jimmy Cleveland (trombone), Charli Persip (drums), Frank Socolow (tenor sax), Phil Woods (alto sax)
Recorded by Warner Bros. Records
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Watchable, but mostly for its '50s atmosphere
Turner Classic Movies channel just showed this (10/10/06). I'd never heard of it before. I suspect it was barely released in 1959. It's a very low-budget film that's supposed to take place in Florida, but I'm not sure it was entirely shot there. Some of it looks like Southern Cal. Steven Hill, Elaine Stritch, Andrew Prine and a nineteen-year-old Sharon Farrell are professional and do the best they can with a weak script and in what looks like an amateur production. I see it's the director's only credit. The film is not bad, somewhat interesting, but never rises above its limits. A minor curio. It certainly kept me watching, but in the end it didn't amount to much.
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- haristas
- Oct 9, 2006
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- Runtime1 hour 34 minutes
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- 1.37 : 1
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