It's the '50s. A woman is barren and traumatized because she can't fulfill her obligation to produce a child and preserve the lineage of her gangster husband. She is a total mystery an alien in another world and unto herself as if she was suddenly dropped into another alternate reality. She does not know how to fry or boil an egg but was standard curriculum to little girls in americas home economics education system in that period.
The supporting cast do an excellent interpretation of Hart's vague and intriguing script which leads to an inevitable contrived end.
Review of I'm Your Woman
