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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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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.

Hillari H 06 Dec 2007

A time capsule of how divorce was handled in the 1970's, mixed in with women's empowerment.

Angie D 14 May 2008

Unexpectedly enjoyable in so many different ways :)

Scott H 29 Jul 2015

Wow one of the most honest and in depth looks into a divorce I've ever seen. I couldn't help but feel her pain after her husbands reveal as well as her one friend Elaine emotional pain. It was a remarkable journey for her to be brave and get back out there again. By the end she has found her independence and a new love again. Predictably of course her husband tries to come back after his affair runs sour but it's too late. An actual uplifting film about divorce by the end and that's rare. I wish I had a group of gfs like that in real life. I knew after the marriage was over she would get it on with that hot italian charlie guy lol. Great performances and Once again a movie that makes me wish I lived in NY. Also I liked her wardrobe.

Mick LaSalle 28 Dec 2003

In An Unmarried Woman, Paul Mazursky’s realist look at the dissolution of a marriage, Jill Clayburgh brought its effects to near-harrowing life.