This eight minute documentary offers a neat interview with cinematographer Mario Tosi. Tosi discusses growing up in Italy around people in the film industry. Tosi also reveals how he first met Dennis Hopper while working on the biker flick "The Glory Stompers" and turned down an opportunity to shoot "Easy Rider," which is a decision he regrets to this very day. Moreover, Mario admits that although "Some Call It Loving" wasn't a commercial movie, it was nonetheless well received in his native Italy. He also hints that star Zalman King might have had a hand in directing the film and remembers that Richard Pryor had trouble lying still during the funeral sequence as well as relished the chance to shoot inside the huge mansion that was located right off the Pacific Highway in California. Recommended viewing for fans of the movie.
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