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Frances

Frances

December 3, 1982· 2h 20m
Directed by
Cinemagraphs Score5.2

The true story of Frances Farmer's meteoric rise to fame in Hollywood and the tragic turn her life took when she was blacklisted.

Critics Sentiment

Critics5.2
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8+ Great
6-8 Good
<6 Poor
17 reviews·Last updated 28d ago
Peak Moment

Frances erupts violently against her controlling mother Lillian

8.8at 1h 16m
Lowest Moment

Frances is involuntarily lobotomized before gaining release

1.8at 1h 48m
Biggest Swing

The film plunges from Frances's triumphant Seattle homecoming confrontation (8.2) to her devastating institutionalization and abuse (2.4), a massive drop of nearly 6 points as her defiance leads to complete destruction.

Frances follows a tragic arc that mirrors its protagonist's life, starting with moderate praise for Lange's powerful portrayal of early defiance, peaking during Frances's explosive confrontation with her mother, then descending into some of cinema's most brutal institutional horror sequences. While critics universally praise Jessica Lange's transformative performance as magnificent and mesmerizing, many find the film's relentless brutality overwhelming and question its patchwork script and directorial choices.

17 reviews analyzed|Sources: Imdb
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Young Frances wins prize for her God Dies essay
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Frances wins and accepts controversial trip to Soviet Union
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Frances learns the Group Theatre exploited her fame for customers
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Frances's dependence on alcohol and drugs leads to breakdown
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Frances erupts violently against her controlling mother Lillian⬆ Peak moment
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Frances is involuntarily lobotomized before gaining release⬇ Lowest moment
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Frances is finally released from the hospital in the 1950s
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Closing titles reveal Frances died alone in Indianapolis in 1970
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