Kidnapping, brainwashing, and inheritance games collide in this Canadian sexploitation drama.
AUTUMN BORN
A rich young woman is kidnapped and taken to a school of discipline.
Autumn Born is a 1979 Canadian drama directed by Lloyd A. Simandl about a wealthy young woman who is kidnapped, brainwashed, and subjected to mental and physical torment by those seeking control of her inheritance.
Synopsis
- Director
- Lloyd A. Simandl
- Writers
- Sharon Christenson, Ihor Procak, Shannon Lee
- Release
- 1979
- Runtime
- 1h 14m
- Genres
- Drama
Why Cult
Dorothy Stratten, famed Playboy Playmate, stars as the tormented heiress Tara Dawson in one of her few film roles.
A homegrown Canadian entry in the sleazy sexploitation genre, blending abduction and brainwashing with plenty of skin.
The villainous plot hinges on a greedy uncle’s scheme to seize his niece's inheritance, fueling the film’s twisted captivity drama.
Expect ample nudity and scantily clad moments, with the film echoing the look and feel of 1970s adult cinema—minus explicit sex.
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Questions from the Vault
What is Autumn Born about? +
Autumn Born follows a spoiled young woman who is kidnapped, brainwashed, and abused as part of a plot by her uncle to seize her inheritance.
When was Autumn Born released? +
Autumn Born was released in 1979.
Who directed Autumn Born? +
Autumn Born was directed by Lloyd A. Simandl.
How long is Autumn Born? +
Autumn Born has a runtime of 74 minutes.
What genre is Autumn Born? +
Autumn Born is a drama with sexploitation elements.