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No Drinking. France has long fought the trend by offering bonuses for large families and by severely outlawing abortions as well as female contraceptive devices and the spread of birth control information. To achieve a national average of at least three children per family, Debre last week proposed 1) priority...
The L-Shaped Room is a disappointment. The advertising placards in the lobby prepare the moviegoer for another series of torrid bosoms heaving sadly on the usual brass bed in a dirty room. This expectation is not fulfilled. Although the range of characters and the setting are standard enough: an...
The L-Shaped Room. Leslie Caron comes of age as an unwed mother caught in a tender romance she never bargained for. The dialogue is pungent, the situation grimly realistic, and the whole film is poignantly believable.
The L-Shaped Room. Leslie Caron plays an unwed mother-to-be with such dignity and sensitivity that the predictable twists of the plot can be overlooked. The dialogue is some of the most believable to be heard on the screen in many seasons.
The L-Shaped Room. The plot may be soap-operatic, but sensitive direction and good performances by luminous Leslie Caron, hawk-faced Tom Bell and oldtime Vaudevillian Cicely Courtneidge help to make this story about love, loneliness and unwed motherhood more than worthwhile.