Garfein's second movie, Something Wild (1961), adapted from Alex Karmel's novel Mary Ann (1958) and independently produced by Garfein through his company Prometheus Enterprises, was controversial. In the film, his then-wife Carroll Baker plays as a young rape victim held captive by the man (Ralph Meeker) who rescues her from suicide.
Garfein's second movie, Something Wild (1961), based on Alex Karmel's novel Mary Ann (1958) and independently produced through his company Prometheus Enterprises, was controversial. In the film, Carroll Baker portrayed a young rape victim held captive by Ralph Meeker, who saved her from suicide.