In 1959, a trio of outsider filmmakers—formerly blacklisted screenwriter Ben Maddow (THE ASPHALT JUNGLE), Oscar® nominated editor/director Sidney Meyers (THE QUIET ONE) and future Oscar® winning director Joseph Strick (INTERVIEWS WITH MY LAI VETERANS)—wrote, produced, edited and directed the "dramatized documentary" that San Francisco Cinematheque calls “a masterpiece of verité cinema." Adrift and bitter after her recent divorce, a woman (Barbara Baxley of NORMA RAE and NASHVILLE) confronts the grim realities of existence amongst the poetic grotesqueries of urban Los Angeles. The voice of Gary Merrill (ALL ABOUT EVE) co-stars in this “unique and unusual must-see” (FilmFanatic)—filmed on location by a team of cinematographers that included two-time Academy Award® winner Haskell Wexler (MEDIUM COOL)—now scanned in 4K by Severin Films from the original camera negative provided by the Academy Film Archive.