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An Unmarried Woman (1978)

A wealthy woman from Manhattan's Upper East Side struggles to deal with her new identity and her sexuality after her husband of 16 years leaves her for a younger woman.

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Angie D 14 May 2008

Unexpectedly enjoyable in so many different ways :)

Vivek A 26 Jun 2007

Outstanding film with an interesting subject. Great performances from all, but particularly Clayburgh. Is it just me or did everyone else think that Clayburgh bears an extreme amount of resemblance to Diane Keaton?

Michael R 17 Dec 2009

I remember seeing this one in my teens, and itÂ´s still great. Mazursky is a real artist and so is Jill Clayburgh.

Chase M 31 Jul 2008

oh man. how great. so so so so good! everyone's gotta see this. at the start.. well.. the actress looks and acts almost exactly like diane keaton.. like.. it's crazy. it threw my off at first.. and i didn't think i was gonna like it.. but soon i began to love it. the lead woman is really, really amazing. one of the best performances ever. every performance is great, actually. the dialogue is SOOO well written. absolutely perfect. so smart. at first i thought it was gonna be another "scenes from a marriage." but it wasn't. it was soooo damn good though. i can't believe this isn't more popular! everyone needs to see this!

James H 09 Dec 2009

Back in 1978, a huge fuss was made about this film and Jill Clayburgh's performance. At the time I felt both were overrated, and now 30 years later, I still feel it is overrated. The film is good, as is Clayburgh. Just not great or one of the best of the year. It did tackle a subject very much in the media at the time - divorce and how it effects all those involved. It's a bit pretentious.