Poor Cow

Year: 1967

Runtime: 101 mins

Language: English

Director: Ken Loach

Drama

When two arms close around her, she feels home—any arms will do. A young woman makes a string of poor choices. As a teenager she marries an abusive thief, has his child, and watches him imprisoned. Alone, she falls for his partner, another thief who later lands in jail. Subsequent affairs are with shady men who offer only fleeting pleasure.

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