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Morning After...
A booking agent named John investigates the murder of his sister, Gay. He interviews his friend, the owner of the strip club where sexually liberated Gay worked, her co-worker who's in love with John and their old abusive father.
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Plot Summary
A young, aspiring actress finds herself in a tumultuous relationship with a wealthy, married businessman. Their affair is complicated by his possessiveness and her own career ambitions. As the relationship deepens, she begins to question her choices and the true nature of their connection, leading to a confrontation with his wife and a crisis of self-identity.
Critical Reception
Morning After was a relatively small film that garnered moderate attention for its exploration of a complex relationship dynamic and its performances, particularly from Jill Clayburgh. While not a commercial blockbuster, it was noted for its sensitive portrayal of a woman navigating personal and professional challenges in the early 1970s.
What Reviewers Say
Praised for Jill Clayburgh's nuanced performance.
Appreciated for its realistic portrayal of a complicated affair.
Noted for its intimate and character-driven narrative.
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Fun Fact
Director Paul Sylbert was primarily known as a production designer and this was one of his few directorial efforts.
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