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Daisy Kenyon

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In a vibrant post-war New York, a talented illustrator struggles between two men who mark her life in diametrically opposite ways. On one side is Dan, an attractive and charismatic married lawyer who cannot resist the magnetism of our protagonist. Their relationship is passionate but fraught with complications, as Dan is unwilling to leave his wife, making every encounter an emotional whirlwind. On the other side is a war veteran named Peter, who becomes a safe haven for her. Peter is honest, stable, and seems willing to offer her the love and security she desperately needs.

As Daisy navigates uncertainty and searches for her own purpose, she finds herself caught in a game of love and loyalty where every decision has profound consequences. Her internal struggle intensifies when she realizes that the toxic love she feels for Dan could destroy her life. In a series of unexpected twists, Daisy must confront her own demons and decide what she truly wants for her future.

On the roof of Manhattan, the city lights shine, reflecting the ambiguity of her feelings. With a script that explores the complexity of modern life, this story shows us that sometimes true love is not the one that excites us the most, but the one that allows us to be ourselves, without masks or illusions.

Media type
Movie
Year
1947
Director
Otto Preminger
Writer
David Hertz
Rating
Service
Internet Movie Database
Rating
6.80
Service
Rotten tomatoes
Rating
86.00
Actors
Joan Crawford
Dana Andrews
Henry Fonda
Ruth Warrick
Martha Stewart
Peggy Ann Garner
Connie Marshall
Nicholas Joy
Art Baker
Walter Winchell
Leonard Lyons
Mae Marsh
George E. Stone
Tito Vuolo
Franklyn Farnum
William H. O'Brien
Gender
Drama
Romance
Country
United States
Producers
Otto Preminger
Original title
Daisy Kenyon
Duration
99
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