The City of No Limits
In this gripping thriller, an elderly Spanish man in a Paris hospital (Fernando Fernan-Gomez)
awaits surgery for a brain tumor, which, his family believes, has made him mad. Only
the old man’s youngest son Victor (Leonardo Sbaraglia) believes his ramblings about
a mysterious man named “Rancel,” whom he claims is in danger. Torn between two women,
and uninterested in the family business, Victor is at odds with his siblings. To
make matters worse, the closer Victor gets to solving his father’s mysteries, the
more his cold-hearted mother (Geraldine Chaplin) throws him off course with potentially
dangerous lies. With brilliant performances and storytelling, THE CITY OF NO LIMITS
captivates from beginning to end.
Raggae Nashville–Deep Roots Music 2
The ultimate word on the history of reggae, this six-part series, shot on film by
an Oscar nominated cameraman, was produced in the early 1980s, just after the premature
death of Bob Marley. It was a time to look back and to look forward. The films
feature some amazing archive, much of it never seen before, of how Jamaican music
developed before it became famous world-wide. Film-maker Howard Johnson interviewed
the important figures who had influenced the course of the music. Along with musical
performances there are interviews with cultural historians, folklorists and musicologists,
along with those who created the music and those involved in the early days of Mento,
Ska, Rock Steady and the sound systems. Also toasters, record producers and many
great reggae artists of the day.
Ingmar Bergman’s Persona
With some of the most iconic imagery every committed to film, this “exceptionally
beautiful specimen of movie-making” (The New Yorker) is recognized as a modern masterpiece
and a landmark in late twentieth-century art” [Time Out London]. Actress Elisabet
Vogler (Live Ullmann) has stopped speaking and with drawn completely. Under doctor’s
orders, she’s taken to a remote seaside cottage by a nurse, Alma (Bibi Andersson).
Alma chats to fill the silence and gradually begins to lay bare her entire identity...until
she discovers it is being coolly sucked away from her. As the women battle for control
and sanity, the question becomes not which of them is patient and which is caregiver,
but are they two separate women at all?
Crime Story Season 1
Following the phenomenal success of MIAMI VICE, Executive Producer Michael Mann returned
to television with a new kind of gritty crime drama, one that talked tougher and
hit harder than anything the small screen had ever seen before. For two explosive
seasons, CRIME STORY told the hard-boiled saga of hair-trigger cop Lieutenant Mike
Torello [Dennis Farina] and his obsessive pursuit of ruthless gangster Ray Luca [Anthony
Denison] from the mean streets of early ’60s Chicago to the neon nights of mob-run
Las Vegas. Today, CRIME STORY is considered a true cult classic as well as one of
the most startling series in television history. THE COMPLETE FIRST SEASON features
a stellar supporting cast that includes Stephen Lang, Bill Campbell, Ted Levine,
Darlanne Fluegel and Joseph Wiseman, and such guest stars as David Caruso, Michael
Madsen, Pam Grier,Ving Rhames, Lorraine Bracco, Gary Sinise, Deborah Harry, Vincent
Gallo and Julia Roberts.
Phono 73
This 2-CD, one DVD set is a remarkable document of an incredible concert, held in
1973 at the Palacio do Anhembi, with superstars such as Jorge Ben, Maria Bethania,
Chico Buarque, Gal Costa, Gilberto Gil, Nara Leao, Ivan Lins, Elis Regina, Jair Rodrigues,
Sergio Sampaiao, Raul Seixas, Caetano Veloso, Toquinho & Vinicius De Moraes (and
others) all performing in protest of the cultural bans of the military dictatorship
then in power. It was an amazing festival, packed with Brazil's top talent.
The Square
Arson, murder and blackmail. This astonishingly original thriller takes twists and
turns to a new level. Ray and Carla, who are having a steamy affair, plot to steal
money form Carla’s husband, Greg. But what begins as a simple plan quickly spirals
out of control when the mob gets involved and Ray and Carla are helpless to stop
the violent and bloody consequence of events.
Georges Meiles–First Wizard of Cinema (1896-1913)
Georges Melies built the world’s first movie studio in 1896 near Paris; from it cascaded
fantastic magic films, dream films, historical reconstructions, imaginary journeys,
melodramas, slapstick comedies–even erotic films. Examples of all are here, with
many still retaining power to astonish and charm. This monumental thirteen hour
collection on five DVDs gathers for the first time nearly all the surviving films
of Georges Melies form his first Card Party (1896) to his last, The Voyage of the
Bouririchon Family (1913), bracketing more than 170 others.
The Battleship Potemkin
When you think of the handful of films that are at the core of cinema history, you
think of D.W. Griffith’s “The Birth of a Nation”, Orson Welles’ “Citizen Kane”–and
Sergei Eisenstein’s THE BATTLESHIP POTEMKIN. Back in 1925, the immediate worldwide
success of THE BATTLESHIP POTEMKIN focused attention on the Soviet cinema while earning
its creator instant, lasting fame. Before the end of the decade, Eisenstein’s contributions
to the art form (along with those of two other filmmakers, Alexnder Dovzenko and
V.I. Pudovkin) would push Soviet cinema to the forefront of the international film
scene. THE BATTLESHIP POTEMKIN evolved from a film project assigned to Eisenstein
by the Soviet Central Committee in charge of planning celebrations for the 20th anniversary
of the unsuccessful 1905 Russian Revolution. (The 27-year-old Eisenstein was then
a Red Army veteran, theater director and set designer. Two years before he filmed
his debut feature, Strike”.) Eisenstein initially conceived of the film as an eight-part
epic, titled “The Year of 1905” (or “Year 1905”), to be set throughout the Soviet
Union, and chronicle dozens of revolutionary actions. As he was shooting in Odessa,
he decided to narrow his concept and focus on a sole event–a mutiny by a battleship’s
crew and the subsequent massacre of civilian–that reflected the spirit of the times.
At Five In The Afternoon
This film by internationally acclaimed Iranian director Samira Makmalbaf is the first
to be made in Afghanistan following the fall of the Taliban regime. Set in the ruined
city of Kabul, it tells the story of Noqreh, a young woman eager to take advantage
of the new freedoms and opportunities afforded to women. Despite her father’s wishes
that she receive only a traditional religious education, Noqreh also attends a secular
school for girls, where she is inspired by the idea of becoming Afghanistan’s first
woman President. But the harsh reality of survival in a country devastated by war
threaten her dreams and aspirations. A touching and resonant analysis of the struggle
faced by Afghan women, ‘At Five in the Afternoon’ is a poetic and compelling combination
of realist drama and striking imagery and Makhmalbaf’s most ambitious film to date.
The Perfume of the Lady in Black
Director Francesco Barilli’s hallucinatory horror-thriller stars Mimsy Farmer who
portrays Sylvia, a chemist who begins to suffer from strange visions; a mysterious
woman in black applying perfume in a mirror appears to her and strangers follower
her everywhere she goes. Barilli’s psychological investigation into the workings
of the mind becomes apparent when it is revealed that as a child, Sylvia committed
a horrible crime. The slow progression from successful scientist to a woman on the
verge of insanity shows an in-depth look at the intricacies of the haunted mind.
This is a remarkable film, weaving reality, fantasy and memory into an almost seamless
fabric.
Let’s Scare Jessica To Death
Finally released from an institution after suffering a nervous breakdown, Jessica
(Zohra Lampert, Opening Night, Stanley & Iris) seeks the tranquility of a secluded
home in Connecticut to help make her recovery complete. But instead of a restful
recuperation with her husband Duncan (Barton Heyman) and a close friend (Kevin O’Connor)
in the New England countryside, Jessica soon finds herself falling into a swirling
vortex of madness and the supernatural. And an even more unsettling discovery is
that the entire region seems to be under the influence of a mysterious woman the
trio finds living in the supposedly empty house. Jessica’s fear and dread only intensify
when she discovers that the “undead” girl, Emily, tragically drowned long ago, on
her wedding day. Is she back to take vengeance...and scare Jessica to death?
Cisco Pike
Just released from prison for drug-dealing, Cisco Pike (Kris Kristofferson) dreams
of making a comeback. A once-famous rock singer, he finds his music contacts are
more interested in his dope connections than in his new songs. Pike’s plan to go
straight however, go somewhat awry when he’s blackmailed by a crooked narc (Gene
Hackman) into selling $10,000 worth of stolen marijuana. Forced back into a business
he thought he was out of, Pike drops in on friends, groupies and musicians as he
tries to move a 100-kilo stash in just 53 hours. Co-starring Karen Black, Harry
Dean Stanton, Doug Sahm, Joy Bang and Warhol superstar Viva!, CISCO PIKE is a revealing
look at the music scene of the early ‘70s offbeat and unique.
Brotherhood
Adam Buckely finds himself in the middle of a convenience store, robbery during his
last night as a pledge for a college fraternity. When the initiation ritual goes
horribly wrong and everything starts falling apart, Adam is forced to choose between
his new brothers or his ethics.
Cannibal Girls
SCTV regular Eugene Levy and Andrea Martin star in this Canadian horror spoof as
a couple on a romantic holiday who settle into a quaint little bed-and-breakfast
run by a trio of flesh-eating ladies who fancy them for tomorrow’s menu. Released
in 1973 and directed by then largely-unknown Ivan Reitman, Cannibal Girls quickly
acquired a reputation as the B-movie concoction of the 1970s. Canadian audiences
had never before experienced such a rich blend of camp, gore and comedy. On top
of the film’s overt B-movie presentation, the theater-going public was also introduced
to the “warning bell” experience: just prior to a scene of particular malice, the
easily upset viewers would be warned by the sound of a bell, at which point they
could shut their eyes. Experience the gore like never before–mastered from the newly
restored original film element–as Cannibal Girls finally makes the debut on DVD.
The Fan
Lauren Bacall returns to the screen in her most exciting, suspenseful role as glamorous
celebrity and renowned Broadway actress Sally Ross. She is the object of adoration
of countless fan–especially one young man. His impassioned letters are a source
of pleasure and amusement, then annoyance, and finally terror, as he tries to realize
his ultimate fantasy. When he feels Sally has rejected him, there is no one left
to protect her from the fan’s twisted adulation,resulting in an edge-of-the-seat
thriller.
Intimate Affairs
When a scholar (Dermot Mulroney), is haunted by an overwhelming desire to understand
the mystery of sex, he decides to conduct an investigation. With two beautiful assistants
(Robin Tunney and Neve Campbell) joining the case, the stakes are raised. Intimate
Affairs is an arousing and provocative exploration of mind and body starring Dermot
Mulroney, Neve Campbell, Nick Nolte, Julie Delpy and Terrance Howard.
They Live
They influence our decisions without us knowing it. They numb our senses without
us feeling it. They control our lives without us realizing it. They Live. Horror
master John Carpenter (Halloween, The Thing) direct this heart-pounding thriller.
Aliens are systematically gaining control of the earth by masquerading as humans
lulling the public into submission. Humanity’s last chance lies with a lone drifter
who stumbles upon a harrowing discovery–a unique pair of sunglasses that reveal the
terrifying and deadly truth.
The Nightcomers
Captivating and disturbing, this intense psychodrama with its haunting, twisted notion
of sexuality puts a new spin on the characters from Henry James’ celebrated ghost
story, The Turn of the Screw. MARLON BRANDO stars as Quint, a gardener who powerfully
impacts the lives of young orphans Miles and Flora, who are left in the care of their
governess (STEPHANIE BEACHAM) and housekeeper (THORA HIRD). Obsessed with the charismatic
Quint, the children are mesmerized b his warped views of love and life and soon pattern
their own lives after his crude, secret courtship with their governess. When the
housekeeper finds out about the lovers’ relationship, she decides to fire them, leaving
the bereft children to take matters into their own chilling hands.
Deep Red
An English jazz pianist living in Rome witnesses the brutal hatchet murder of a renowned
psychic and is quickly drawn into the savage crime. With the help of a tenacious
female reporter, the pair track a twisted trail of deranged clues and relentless
violence towards a shocking climax that has ripped screams from the throats of audiences
for more than 25 years! DEEP RED stars David Hemmings (Blow-Up) and Daria Nicolodi
(Phenomena, Tenebre), and is widely considered by both fans and critics alike to
be Dario Argento's true masterpiece. Now, with the cooperation of the maestro himself,
this classic shocker is presented in its full-length Director’s Cut–remixed Dolby
Digital 5.1, uncut and uncensored for the first time ever!
Xala
This savagely funny satire portrays El Hadji, a prosperous, self-satisfied, politically
crooked modern businessman who is struck down by the xala (pronounced "ha-la") -
a curse rendering its victim impotent. While he chases after witch doctors and soothsayers
on a frantic, often hilarious search for a cure, his impotence becomes a mirror of
the powerlessness of young African nations over dependent on white technology. Unable
to consummate his third (polygamous) marriage, and neglecting his business affairs
and political activities as he seeks a cure, his social stature is stripped away,
leaving him shamed and humiliated. And while humorous, there is a sympathy in his
downfall at the hands of others who are even more corrupt than he is. XALA is a moving
and comical look at a man caught up in the corruption of his country and the tribulations
of a changing society.
Innocence Unprotected
This utterly unclassifiable film is one of Makavejev’s most freewheeling farces,
assembled from the “lost” footage of the first Serbian talkie, a silly melodrama
titled Innocence Unprotected, made during the Nazi occupation; contemporary interviews
with the megaman who made it and other crew members; and images of the World War
II destruction, and subsequent rebuilding, of Belgrade. And at its center is a (real-life)
character you won’t soon forget: Dragoljub Aleksic, an acrobat, locksmith, and Houdini-style
escape artist whom Makavejev uses as the absurd and wondrous basis for a look back
at his country’s tumultuous recent history.
Love at Large
Oscar nominees Tom Berenger (Platoon) and Anne Archer (Fatal Attraction) team with
an all-star cast, including Elizabeth Perkins (He Said, She Said), Ted Levine (Ali),
Ann Magnuson (Panic Room), Kate Capshaw (Love Affair) and songwriter Neil Young,
in this “giddy, quirky and wonderful-to-watch movie” (Judith Crist) that delves into
more than just the mysteries of love! Henry Dobbs (Berenger) takes his job as a
private detective seriously. Hired by a mysterious seductress (Archer) to follow
her boyfriend, Harry soon discovers that the man he’s following is not so much the
marrying kind...as he is the murdering kind! And it’ll take the help of another sleuth
(Perkins)–hired to keep an eye on Harry–to capture this dangerous lothario and steal
Harry’s heart in the process!
Vibrator
Directed by international rising star Ryuichi Hiroki (I am an S&M Writer, Tokyo Trash
Baby, It’s Only Talk) and based on the acclaimed novel by Mari Akasaka, Vibrator
follows Rei (the extraordinary Shinobu Terashima), a thirty-something freelance writer
wrestling with psychological instability and a penchant for booze. One night while
shopping for beer at an urban mini-mart, Rei runs into Okabe (Nao Omori, of Takashi
Miike’s Ichi the Killer), a handsome young trucker pit stopping for gas and munchies.
Impulsive and captivated, she climbs into his rig for an impromptu road trip. But
what begins as a one night pick-up becomes a transformative journey of sexual and
emotional self-discovery. Psychologically raw and surprisingly uplifting, Vibrator
represents a creative milestone for director Hiroki. With its frank approach to
sexuality, relationships and personal liberation, the film is, as Tom Mes of the
online cult Japanese film journal Midnight Eye writes, “one of the most universally
resonant and downright important statements cinema today can hope to deliver.”
Crows Zero
At Suzuran Boys’ High School, the students form gangs and fight for control almost
every day. No one has ever managed a total takeover, but the closes to it is Tamao
Serizawa. Things change when Genji Takiya, a mob boss’s son, transfers to the school
with the challenge of taking control of it. With a little outside help, he teams
up with three of Serizawa’s most powerful rivals in a shot to gain power. Roadblocks
and tragedy wait along the way, and danger is around every corner as the showdown
with Serizawa comes to a head.
Juice
Q. Raheem. Bishop. Steel. They’re four Harlem friends who spend their days hanging
out and looking for a way to get the power and respect they call Juice. Q hopes
to earn respect by becoming a scratch ‘n’ mix DJ. Bishop has a deadlier plan. He
wants to take it through an armed robbery. And he wants his crew to be with him.
Ernest R. Dickerson, the acclaimed cinematographer whose collaborations with Spike
Lee include Do The Right Thing and Malcom X, makes his directional debut with this
powerful mortality take steeped in ‘90s urban lifestyle. Features the cutting-edge
music of Eric B. & Rakim, Naughty by Nature, Big Daddy Kane, Salt N’ Pepa and others.
Juice has the juice.
The Man from Nowhere
An ex-special agent CHA Tae-shik’s (Won Bin) only connection to the world is a little
girl, So-mi (Kim Sae-Ron), who lives next door. Her mother, Hyo-jeong, smuggles
drugs from drugs from a drug trafficking organization and entrusts Tae-shik with
the product, without letting him know. The traffickers eventually find out about
her smuggling and kidnap both Hyo-jeoung and So-mi. Tae-shik is now drawn back into
the world in a frantic search for So-mi’s whereabouts. In order to save So-mi, he
makes an arrangement with the crime mob. While So-mi is still nowhere to be found,
the police begin to chase after Tae-shik. With the police and the underground mob
on his trail, Tae-shik continues his frantic search for So-mi while his hidden past
slowly becomes revealed....
King of The Hill
Terror hits new heights in the “brilliant, vicious little piece of work” (twitchfilm.net)
set in a remote mountain wilderness. After a man traveling alone has a steamy encounter
with a beautiful stranger, the pair join up and take a detour through the hills.
Suddenly, they are forced to abandon their cars when an unseen sniper puts them
in the line of fire. Without understanding why they are being targeted, the strangers
must survive their ruthless pursuers and their harsh surroundings. King of the Hill
is a frighteningly realistic thriller that “builds steadily towards crackerjack finale”.
(Neil Young, The Hollywood Reporter)
Timecrimes
A man being pursued by a murderer stumbles into a mysterious lab and accidentally
travels back in time. A naked girl in the midst of the forest. A cloaked stranger
with his face covered in bandages. A disquieting mansion on the top of a hill. All
of them pieces of an unpredictable jigsaw puzzle where terror, drama and suspense
will lead to an unthinkable sort of crime. Who’s the murderer? Who’s the victim?
Don’t Tempt Me
Heaven has sent its best, and the devil has enlisted his worst. Victoria Abril and
Penelope Cruz co-star as agents doing battle for ultimate supremacy. The winner
is to be decided by whoever can secure the soul of a short-tempered, punch-drunk
boxer on Earth. These sexy angels pull no punches, using their brains, wiles and
of course, sex appeal. Damnation has never been this seductive and seduction never
more heavenly...he’s not going to know what hit him...he’s only human!
City of Men
From the team behind the Academy Award nominated feature CITY OF GOD, including directors
Fernando Meirellles (The CONSTANT GARDNER) and Katia Lund comes the hit Brazilian
television series CITY OF MEN, a comedy/drama about two teenage boys growing up in
a dangerous Rio de Janiero slum starring Darlan Cunha and Douglas Silva (CITY OF
GOD). The CITY is a shantytown located in one of the many mountains of Rio de Janiero.
The MEN are two 13-year-old kids, Laranjinha and Acerola. This series brilliantly
mixes humor and reality to explore life in the “favelas” and in particular the indomitable
spirit of two best friends growing up in one of the most volatile communities in
the world.
The Magic Blade
Two rival swordsmen in imperial China, poncho-clad Fu Hung-hsueh (Ti Lung, Drunken
Master ll, A Better Tomorrow) and Yen Nan-Fei (Lo Lieh, 5 Fingers of Death, 36th
Chamber of Shaolin) vie with a power-hungry villain for the deadly Peacock Dart and
fend of waves of expert killers in their journey. Featuring non-stop action, astonishing
touches of fantasy and an eye-popping climactic showdown on the villain’s island
lair, this remains one of kung-fu cinema’s most staggering achievements!
Beverly Hills Cop Special Collector’s Edition
The heat is on in this fast paced action-comedy starring Eddie Murphy as Axel Foley,
a street-smart Detroit cop tracking down his best friend’s killer in Beverly Hills.
Axel quickly learns that his wild style doesn’t fit in with the Beverly Hills Police
Department, which assigns two officers (Judge Reinhold & John Ashton) to make sure
things don’t get out of hand. Dragging the stuffy detectives along for the ride,
Axel smashes through a huge culture clash in his hilarious, high-speed pursuit of
justice. Featuring cameos by Paul Reiser, Bronson Pinchot and Damon Wayans, Beverly
Hills Cop is an exhilarating sidesplitting adventure!
Dream Lover
How well can you really know the one you love? Oscar nominee* Nicholas Kazan explores
this question in his "sensuous, deadly game of romantic cat-and-mouse" (Roger Ebert)
that features "terrific" (The Hollywood Reporter) performances by James Spader and
Madchen Amick and weaves "a tight web of suspense" (Playboy)! After a bitter divorce,
wealthy architect Ray (Spader) fears he'll never love again until he bumps into sexy,
sophisticated Lena (Amick) and sparks begin to fly. Before long, they are happily
married and have a family. But when Ray's suspicious nature gets the best of him
and he begins to investigate Lena's past, what he finds may not only threaten the
state of their marriage but also Ray's life!
Fighting
Small-town boy Shawn MacArthur (Channing Tatum, G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra, Public
Enemies) knows firsthand that every day in New York City is a struggle to survive.
So when scam artist Harvey Boarden (Terrence Howard, Iron Man, Hustle and Flow) gives
him a chance to be something more in the brutal underground world of bare-knuckle
street-fighting, Shawn decides that he has something worth fighting for and puts
everything on the line to win. Every knockout brings him closer to the life he’s
always wanted, but also traps him in a dangerous web he can’t escape.
Village of the Damned and Children of the Damned Double Feature
We have met the enemies and they are our children. Well, perhaps not our children,
and that’s the problem: the are the offspring of aliens who secretly impregnated
human women! That’s the riveting premise of Village of the Damned, a science-fiction
classic rife with paranoia and set in England’s tiny Midwich. There, the glow-eyed
humanoids develop at an alarming rate and use astonishing powers of mind to assert
their supremacy. Woe to parents or anyone who defies them. Yet one intrepid soul
(George Sanders) does. It’s “yesterday Midwich, tomorrow the world” in the sequel
Children of the Damned. Usually gifted to youngsters who may be a leap forward in
human evolution are brought from around the globe to England for scientific study–and
then the terror hits with full force. Children, behave!
Black Orpheus
Marcel Camus’ Black Orpheus (Orfeu negro) took the art house world by storm 1959
with its sultry bossa nova beats, winning both an Academy Award and the Palme d’
Or at Cannes. Transplanting the tale of Orpheus and Eurydice to the slums of Rio
de Janiero, Black Orpheus brings Greek mythology to vivid, frenetic life.
Green For Danger
In the midst of Nazi air raids, a postman dies on the operating table at a rural
English hospital. But was the death accidental? A delightful and wholly unexpected
murder mystery, British writer/director Sidney Gilliat’s Green for Danger features
Trevor Howard and Sally Gray as suspected doctors and Alastair Sim in a marvelous
turn as Scotland Yard’s insouciant Inspector Cockrill. A screenwriter who had worked
with Hitchcock on such films as The Lady Vanishes and Jamaica Inn, Gilliat slyly
upends whodunit conventions with wit and style.
SLC Punk
It’s 1985 and Stevo is that rare animal, a punk rocker in the Mormon stronghold of
Salt Lake City, Utah. He just graduated from college with honors and now his life
is a nutty roller coaster ride of rock shows, stealing cars, beating up rednecks
and non-stop partying with his buddy, Heroin Bob, and his girlfriend. But with the
scene getting lame ad Stevo going nowhere fast, he has to put his punk ideals to
the test. With a choice between “no future” and Harvard Law School, what’s a guy
with blue hair supposed to do? Fueled by a classic punk rock soundtrack and hilarious
energetic performances from MATTHEW LILLARD (“Scream”, “She’s All That”), MICHAEL
GOORJIAN (“Leaving Las Vegas”, “Hard Rain”) and ANNABETH GISH (“Beautiful Girls”,
“Nixon”), SLC PUNK is one punk’s madcap search for a way grow up without selling
out.
Flatliners
Are you afraid to die? Kiefer Sutherland isn’t. He an ambitious, charismatic medical
student who persuades classmates Julia Roberts and Kevin Bacon to take part in a
reckless experiment. To see if there is life after death, they will kill themselves:
temporarily shut down (“flatline”) their heart and brain functions to briefly experience
clinical death.
Electric Glide in Blue
Robert Blake "displays a superabundance of magnetism and machismo" (Cue) as a good
cop on the ultimate bad bike in this "powerful" (Boxoffice) film featuring "striking
action sequences"(Leonard Maltin) and a "bravura rock score" (Los Angeles Times).
Set against the breathtaking visuals of Monument Valley, this mesmerizing film is
your ticket to open-road excitement!The only thing good-hearted motorcycle cop John
Wintergreen (Blake) wants is to become a detective wear a big Stetson, smoke fancy
cigars and be paid to think. So when he stumbles upon a dead body, he takes on the
case and proves his stuff! But as soon as he's promoted, the corruption he must tolerate
makes the Stetson not fit so well and the cigars not taste so good. Forced to confront
his own disillusionment, Wintergreen heads out on his bike, the Electra Glide, where
he makes another shocking discovery - one that could cost him his life!
