T.R. Baskin

A young, naive woman leaves her rural home to seek a new life in the city. She quickly falls prey to the harsh realities of urban existence, finding herself drawn into the world of prostitution to survive. As she navigates this dangerous territory, she encounters a variety of characters who shape her understanding of the world and her place within it.

T.R. Baskin received a mixed to negative reception upon its release. Critics often pointed to its bleak subject matter and uneven pacing, though some acknowledged Candice Bergen's committed performance. Audiences were generally unimpressed, contributing to its limited commercial success.

• Candice Bergen's performance is often cited as a highlight, though overshadowed by the film's grim subject.
• The film's portrayal of urban exploitation and its protagonist's descent was seen as harrowing but also somewhat sensationalized.
• Pacing and narrative coherence were common criticisms, leading to a generally underwhelming viewing experience.

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The film was adapted from the novel 'Mary Ann' by Alan R. Clark.