Ann is a young widow living in New York City with her young daughter Peggy in this 1955 film. Ann and Peggy have a happy and prosperous life, but Ann believes Peggy needs a father. Partly believing she is doing this for Peggy, Ann begins a relationship with an old friend. When it dawns on Peggy that marriage may be in the future for her mom, she begins to act out, and a three-way battle of wills ensues. Dedicated New Yorker and independent filmmaker Morris Engel and his wife, photographer Ruth Orkin, lovingly capture the sites of New York City in this film.This event is part of "American Indies from the Collections of MoMA." General Admission: $7 Seniors/Students (with ID): $6