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: Upon returning, he seeks "quality time" with his mother, whose affection for him takes an unconventional and controversial turn. The Mother’s Gift

Final take AWOL: A Real Mama’s Boy (1973) isn’t a polished gem on the shelf of American cinema — it’s a curiosity: a period piece that’s revealing as a cultural artifact and entertaining for viewers who enjoy the uneasy mix of sincerity and excess common to low-budget ’70s movies. Whether you seek it out for research, nostalgia, or pure oddball entertainment, AWOL rewards fans of cinematic offbeat-ness. awol a real mamas boy 1973

Some critics note that the ballads (“Ghetto Love”) drag compared to the funk cuts, and the production is too raw for mainstream R&B of the era. : Upon returning, he seeks "quality time" with

AWOL: A Real Mama's Boy (1973)

An army recruit goes AWOL to reconnect with his mother. During his journey home, he encounters two girls who give him a ride and eventually meets a prostitute who is a "gift" from his mother. Media Availability Some critics note that the ballads (“Ghetto Love”)