Hard, Fast and Beautiful - Ida Lupino

A young tennis prodigy torn between her mother's ambitions and her own heart — Hard, Fast and Beautiful (1951) is one of Ida Lupino's most compelling early directorial works, a sharp and emotionally charged portrait of ambition, sacrifice, and the cost of a mother's dreams.

Florence Farley has the talent to go all the way — Forest Hills, Wimbledon, the world stage. But behind every triumph stands her scheming mother Millie, who sees her daughter's success as her own ticket to social climbing. As Florence rises, the price of winning grows unbearable.

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