Johnny Depp plays a modern loner who has convinced himself, and many others, that he is the legendary Spanish lover Don Juan DeMarco. When our modern Don Juan is put into an institution, burned-out psychiatrist Marlon Brando is assigned to treat him. Brando, however, finds charm in Don Juan, and seeks to defend him rather than keep him institutionalized. Our heroine, however, falls for her husband of convenience, and remakes herself into a svelte and polished woman whom most men fall for, but, alas, not her husband. The Public Affairs Section provides this key, used by American moviegoers, as a tool for viewers to gauge the content of the movies shown in the Public Affairs Auditorium.
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