Take Her, She’s Mine

Year: 1963

Runtime: 98 mins

Language: English

Director: Henry Koster

Comedy

Frank Michaelson reluctantly sends his daughter Mollie to a Paris art college, then becomes a hyper‑concerned parent. As he reads her letters about counter‑culture friends and beatnik life, his paranoia grows until he flies to Paris himself, eager to witness the lessons she learns with her new artist lover.

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