Film · 1974 · Drama

A Woman Under the Influence

Directed by John Cassavetes
1974
★ 7.0 editorial score

Cassavetes mortgaged his house to finance it, and Gena Rowlands gives the most exposed performance in American film: a marriage where love and damage cannot be separated.

“"A Woman Under the Influence" gives us a woman whose influences only gradually reveal themselves. And as they do, they give us insights not only into one specific, brilliantly created, woman but into some of the problems of surviving in a society where very few people are fully liberated.”
— Roger Ebert · rogerebert.com
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1974Depicts 1970s

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