Charlie, regarded by his friend as a square, meets Steve, a blonde Beatnik. The aimless Charlie becomes involved in a soul-crushing life of all-night parties, incomprehensible poetry and jazz. Charlie is caught obtaining heroin for Steve’s idol, the Tenor Sax Man, but in spite of this and his discovery of Steve’s criminal past, he offers to marry her. He again foolishly attempts to collect narcotics, being luckier this time in evading the police, who pounce on the dealer instead. However, he is beaten up the next day by the dope gang, who assume him to be an informer. Barely able to walk, Charlie returns to Steve, but finds her with Leo, the gang’s leader, as she is “paying” him with sexual favors for the drug supply. He is unable to keep away for long, however, and eventually joins in a dangerous parachute-jumping escapade. |
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Ratings: | IMDB: 0.0/10 | |
Released: | January 1, 1959 | |
Runtime: | 71 min | |
Genres: | Drama | |
Companies: | Caribou Productions | |
Cast: | George Carron Mel Benstock Albert D'Annibale Alan Crofoot | |
Crew: | Sidney J. Furie | |
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