A married woman pursues an affair with her abusive husband's best friend and tries to keep her secret life going despite her personal life collapsing around her.
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Matt Baylor as Dominic
Gerald Jacuzzo as Ray
Natalie Rogers as Jean Novak
Peter Ratray as Eddie
Veronica Radburn as Mrs. Scilletto
Nick Orzel as Sal
Robert Dahdah as Man in bar (uncredited)
Sean Martin as Jimmy
Don Williams as Stan Novak
William Mishkin Producer
Andy Milligan Director of Photography
Andy Milligan Director
William Mishkin Writer
United States 27 January 1968
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