Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Peter Coyote | ... | Blue | |
Nick Mancuso | ... | Eli | |
Carole Laure | ... | Liliane | |
Max Gail | ... | King | |
James Laurenson | ... | Terry Ray | |
Carol Wayne | ... | Candy | |
Jamie Rose | ... | Libby | |
Kathryn Harrold | ... | Cyd | |
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George Morfogen | ... | Max |
Jerry Hardin | ... | Warren Williams | |
Henry G. Sanders | ... | Reuben (as Henry Sanders) | |
Walter Olkewicz | ... | Marvin | |
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Terry Wills | ... | Mortician |
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Annie O'Neill | ... | Dukes Waitress |
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Michelle Davison | ... | Fatburger Waitress |
Blue and Eli, two friends, have problems with women. Blue, a yet-to-be discovered painter is left by his longtime girlfriend, because she considers him too immature for a long lasting relationship. Eli works in his father's aerobic suit business and is still searching for a woman who is interesting enough to spend more than one night with her. Blue and Eli's friendship is put to a severe test as both fall in love with Liliane, Blue's attractive new gallerist. Written by Robert Zeithammel <zeit@cip.physik.uni-muenchen.de>
Stylishly directed, very well-acted, offbeat, adult film with good, complex characterizations and a terrific music score that pushes it forward. The only problems are a certain lack of direction (in the sense of destination and purpose), and some implausible scenes (the behavior of the French woman is rather totally unrealistic). Still, the film is never boring and deserved better than it got from the public. (***)