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Lilith (1964)

Lilith (1964)
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Vincent Bruce (Warren Beatty) is a Korean War veteran who becomes an occupational therapist in a private mental hospital that cares for wealthy, schizophrenic clientele. He slowly begins to fall for Lilith Arthur (Jean Seberg), a patient who is mentally locked in her own little world. Vincent eventually begins his own psychological disintegration over his feelings for the woman and asks for help. Watch for early career performances from Olympia Dukakis and Gene Hackman in this depressing psychodrama. This was the final film from the gifted director Robert Rossen, who died in 1966. ~ Dan Pavlides, Rovi

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Starring:
Warren BeattyJean Seberg, (more)
Director(s):
Robert Rossen
Theatrical MPAA Rating:
NR
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Synopsis of Lilith

Vincent Bruce (Warren Beatty) is a Korean War veteran who becomes an occupational therapist in a private mental hospital that cares for wealthy, schizophrenic clientele. He slowly begins to fall for Lilith Arthur (Jean Seberg), a patient who is mentally locked in her own little world. Vincent eventually begins his own psychological disintegration over his feelings for the woman and asks for help. Watch for early career performances from Olympia Dukakis and Gene Hackman in this depressing psychodrama. This was the final film from the gifted director Robert Rossen, who died in 1966. ~ Dan Pavlides, Rovi

Theatrical Feature Running Time:
114 mins

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Director(s):
Robert Rossen
Writer(s):
Robert Rossen
Producer(s):
Robert Rossen
Theatrical MPAA Rating:
NR(Questionable for Children)
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Megan E.

Interesting premise with good acting, particularly from Seberg. Worth watching for movie buffs

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