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In
the
1960s,
Frances
"Baby"
Houseman,
a
sweet
daddy's
girl,
goes
with
her
family
to
a
resort
in
upstate
New
York's
Catskill
Mountains.
Baby
has
grown
up
in
privileged
surroundings
and
all
expect
her
to
go
on
to
college,
join
the
Peace
Corps
and
save
the
world
before
marrying
a
doctor,
just
like
her
father.
Unexpectedly,
Baby
becomes
infatuated
with
the
camp's
dance
instructor,
Johnny,
a
man
whose
background
is
vastly
different
from
her
own.
Baby
lies
to
her
father
to
get
money
to
pay
for
an
illegal
abortion
for
Johnny's
dance
partner
(Johnny
is
not
the
father).
She
then
fills
in
as
Johnny's
dance
partner
and
it
is
as
he
is
teaching
her
the
dance
routine
that
they
fall
in
love.
It
all
comes
apart
when
Johnny's
friend
falls
seriously
ill
after
her
abortion
and
Baby
gets
her
father,
who
saves
the
girl's
life.
He
then
learns
what
Baby
has
been
up
to,
who
with
and
worse
-
that
he
funded
the
illegal
abortion.
He
bans
his
daughter
from
any
further
association
with
"those
people".
In
the
first
deliberately
willful
action
of
her
life,
Baby
later
sneaks
out
to
see
Johnny
-
ostensibly
to
apologize
for
her
father's
rudeness
-
and
ends
up
consummating
her
relationship
with
Johnny.
A
jealous
fellow
vacationer
sees
Baby
sneaking
out
of
Johnny's
bungalow
the
next
morning
and
in
an
act
of
retribution,
tells
management
that
he
is
responsible
for
a
theft
the
evening
before,
knowing
he
would
not
furnish
his
real
whereabouts.
In
an
act
of
bravery,
Baby
states
that
Johnny
is
innocent,
and
alibis
him
by
confessing
that
they
were
together
all
night.
This
revelation
causes
a
huge
rift
in
the
family
and
Baby
makes
an
impassioned
speech
to
her
angry
and
bereft
father.
At
the
closing
night
performances,
and
although
he
has
been
fired
and
banned
from
attending,
Johnny
returns
and
takes
the
stage
to
tell
everyone
about
the
woman
whose
faith
in
him
and
whose
courage
changed
his
life.
They
do
one
final
show-stopping
dance
together.
Baby's
father
learns
that
Johnny
was
not
responsible
for
his
partner's
pregnancy
and
learns
to
accept
that
although
his
beloved
daughter
is
transitioning
to
womanhood,
she
will
always
love
him
STARRING
Jennifer
Grey,
Patrick
Swayze,
Jerry
Orbach,,Cynthia
Rhodes
IN
GOOD
WORKING
ORDER
COLOUR
APPROX
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TIME 96
MINUTES
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