Something Wild Page #3

Synopsis: Mary Ann Robinson, a young woman living in The Bronx, New York, with her neurotic, overbearing mother and kindly but ineffectual stepfather, is raped while walking home one night. Keeping the attack to herself, Mary Ann runs away, seeking to lose herself in Manhattan by renting a seedy flat and taking a job in a dime store. Overwhelmed by people's hostility and her own despair, Mary Ann tries to jump off the Manhattan Bridge, only to be stopped by Mike, a garage mechanic who takes her back to his modest basement apartment nearby. At first appreciative of Mike's kindness, Mary Ann becomes terrified when he refuses to let her leave. Is Mike really Mary Ann's rescuer - or is he another rapist?
Genre: Drama
Director(s): Jack Garfein
Production: United Artists
 
IMDB:
6.8
Rotten Tomatoes:
43%
NOT RATED
Year:
1961
113 min
652 Views


Oh, my God, a baby.

- Mother.

- How? How?

The police told me you must be dead.

I refused to believe them.

- Why?

- Oh, Mother, listen to me.

You're going to come home.

You're going to come home

with me right now.

Oh, my God, a baby. Oh, my God.

This is my home!

You mean...

you're not coming home?

What's happened?

What's happened?

What's happened has happened, Mother.

Oh, what has happened?

My baby.

My baby.

My baby.

Mother.

My little girl.

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Jack Garfein

Jack Garfein (born July 2, 1930, in Mukacevo, Carpathian Ruthenia, Czechoslovakia, now Mukacheve, Ukraine) is a key historical figure of the Actors' Studio, director, writer, teacher and producer. Garfein was once married to actress Carroll Baker, with whom we had two children: actress Blanche Baker and Grammy-Award-winning American composer Herschel Garfein. Garfein's second marriage was to Anna Laretta, with whom he had two children: Rela Garfein (scholarship graduate of HEC in Paris) and Elias Garfein (scholarship graduate of Sorbonne). He has been living the past four years with his partner, Natalia Repolovsky, a pianist and technical writer. more…

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