Pat Benatar - Promises In The Dark
- Movie: Promises in the Dark
- Detected quality: 480p
- IMDb link: 0079757
- IMDb rating: 6.5 (352 votes) Search
- Genres: Drama
- Director: Jerome Hellman
- Cast: Marsha Mason, Ned Beatty, Susan Clark, Michael Brandon and others
- Release date: 3 Apr 1980
- Release year: 1980
- Runtime: 118 minutes
- Country: United States
- Keywords: scene during opening credits, high school, locker room, american football, cheerleader, stethoscope, female doctor, teenage girl, teenage boy, soccer
Plot
Storyline
Numbed by career demands and a recent divorce, Dr. Alexandra Kendall (Marsha Mason) hides behind a hard shell of professional detachment, until she treats Buffy Koenig (Kathleen Beller), a dying 17-year-old cancer patient who reawakens Kendall to life's possibilities. Soon the courageous girl's condition takes a downturn, and the physician must carefully, even agonizingly, weigh the consequences of keeping a promise she made to Buffy.
In part as an escape from a divorce, the twelve year marriage which ended up not being anything she envisioned, Dr. Alexandra Kendall moves to West Hartford, Connecticut to accept a position working at a medical clinic under its head physician, Dr. Walter McInerny. She has decided to throw herself into work in not being emotionally ready to deal with the personal side of her life. While Dr. McInerny is away, Alexandra, in an emergency, sees who would be considered one of his patients, seventeen year old Elizabeth Koenig - Buffy to her friends - who broke her leg in a soccer incident. Believing the break inconsistent with the nature of the incident, Alexandra decides to dig deeper and discovers that the break was a manifestation of tumor in her leg, the biopsy confirming it malignant which leads to an immediate amputation of said leg above the knee. After Buffy overcomes the initial grief of losing her leg, she, through her parents, Bud and Fran Koenig, requests that Alexandra remain her primary physician for this situation, her prognosis immediately following the amputation uncertain. Dr. McInerny agrees with the change seeing what Buffy needs is more a comforting presence than a doctor. Buffy's parents, while not fully seeing Alexandra as a qualified physician, also went along with Buffy's request in seeing in Alexandra that young woman who will respect their want solely to provide Buffy with "happy thoughts" and not medical diagnoses. Alexandra gets caught in the middle as Buffy herself wants Alexandra to let her know of anything to do with her diagnosis and prognosis as soon as she herself knows. As Alexandra and Buffy negotiate and renegotiate their relationship, they each deal with their own personal lives, Buffy especially with regard to the relationship with her boyfriend, Gerry Hulin, and Alexandra if she will allow herself to open up again to the possibility of romance, this time in the form of radiologist, Dr. Jim Sandman. As Alexandra's personal situation evolves, the question becomes how her emotions will dictate how she relates to that changing situation with Buffy, regardless of Dr. McInerny or Buffy's parents.
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