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Hungry Wives is a american film of genre Drama directed by George A. Romero released in USA on 14 february 1973 with Bill Hinzman
Hungry Wives (1973)
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Add to a movie listSeason of the Witch is a 1973 American film directed by George A. Romero. The film is about a housewife (Jan White) who discovers with her friends that a local woman Marion (Virginia Greenwald) practices witchcraft. The friends visit Marion and White finds herself interested enough in witchcraft to experiment with it for herself.
The film was originally made under the title Jack's Wife with a small crew allowing director George A. Romero having the duties of an editor, cinematographer and screenwriter. The film's distributor cut major parts of the film and changed its title to Hungry Wives! and marketed as a softcore pornography film. The film failed to find an audience on its initial release and was re-released years later under the title Season of the Witch.
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Joan Mitchell (Jan White) is the 39-year-old wife of a businessman, Jack Mitchell (Bill Thunhurst). They live in suburban Pittsburgh with their 19-year-old daughter Nikki (Joedda McClain), a student. Joan is unhappy and bored with her housewife role. Jack is busy, domineering, and sometimes violent, embarking on long business trips every week. Joan has been seeing a psychotherapist because of her recurring dreams about her husband controlling her. He makes repeated references to needing to "kick some ass"—a colleague's, his own child's, his wife's. Eventually, he strikes Joan in the face.Actors
Bill Hinzman
(The Intruder)
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