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Butterflies Are Free

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In a small apartment in San Francisco, a young blind man named Don lives his life with admirable determination and a free spirit. After depending on his controlling mother for years, he decides that the time has come to gain independence and explore the world on his own. With an optimistic attitude and great curiosity, he moves to a new place, where he meets his neighbor, the charming and somewhat rebellious Jill.

Jill, who is searching for her own path in life, is intrigued by Don's energy and courage. As their friendship evolves, they both discover the beauty of human connection and what it truly means to be free. However, the road to autonomy has its obstacles. Don's mother, in an effort to keep her son under her wing, becomes a threatening and overprotective figure, ready to interfere in her son's new life.

As Don and Jill navigate the ups and downs of their relationship, they face dilemmas about acceptance and the desire to live without emotional ties. The story weaves moments of tenderness and humor, illuminating each person's struggle to find their place in the world. Through the fight for independence and the complexities of love, Don and Jill will discover that true freedom can sometimes be a bit complicated, but it's always worth fighting for.

Media type
Movie
Year
1972
Director
Milton Katselas
Writer
Leonard Gershe
Rating
Service
Internet Movie Database
Rating
7.20
Service
Rotten tomatoes
Rating
69.00
Actors
Goldie Hawn
Edward Albert
Eileen Heckart
Paul Michael Glaser
Michael Warren
Charlene Jones
Jessica Rains
Paul Ryan
Debralee Scott
Sandra Vacey
Gender
Comedy
Romance
Country
United States
Producers
M.J. Frankovich
Original title
Butterflies Are Free
Duration
109
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