
Daisy Bowman runs a boarding house in New York City and becomes romantically involved with new boarder Jake. Among the other boarders are shopgirl Betty and her taxi-driver fiance Eddie.


So, Women Go on Forever? Look, if you’re into those wild, forgotten melodramas from way back when movies weren't afraid to just go for it, then yeah, this one’s absolutely worth digging up. It’s a trip. But if you need polished dialogue, subtle acting, or a plot that makes perfect sense, you'll probably just scratch yo...

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"So, Women Go on Forever? Look, if you’re into those wild, forgotten melodramas from way back when movies weren't afraid to just go for it, then yeah, this one’s absolutely worth digging up. It’s a trip. But if you need polished dialogue, subtle acting, or a plot that makes perfect sense, you'll probably just scratch your head. This isn't for the faint of heart, or anyone expecting a quiet evening. It's a lot.The movie kicks off feeling kinda cozy, you know? Just a boarding house run by Daisy, pl..."
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