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Autumn Leaves (1956)

A woman falls for a younger man with severe mental problems.

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Justin I 16 Jun 2008

A cautionary tale about falling in love with mental people - which is the story of my life basically. I loved it!

Michael T 03 Jun 2016

Kooky melodrama is the ultimate Crawford soap opera.

Leah Z 14 Jun 2008

My all time fav JC movie. I'm still waiting for it to come out on DVD.

Veronique K 09 Nov 2008

This film's plot covers prime Joan Crawford territory. We get to see Crawford in one of her roles of glorious, glamorous suffering. Lonely spinster Milly (Crawford) has given up on love and life until she meets Burt (Cliff Robertson). He's good-looking and much younger. Milly doesn't understand why such a young man would be interested in her. Since she's Crawford, we feel her star quality that her character downplays. Even so Milly soon must confront a worse situation than she feared--her husband's mental collapse. The film feels fairly realistic until it descends into pure, delicious melodrama. Some killer quotes abound. The supporting cast enrich the film and their small roles by their realness. I miss the days when supporting character actors were allowed to seem like real people with unique presences that gave their tiny roles some heft.

Richard Brody 18 Sep 2016

It's a story about mental illness, which is presented with a terrifying frankness as well as a constructive view of psychotherapy at a time when it was often stigmatized.