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Plot: The debut film for director-writer James Toback has developed a cult following over the years but was one of three 1978 films that put a damper on Harvey Keitel's career for more than a decade. In thi...( read more read more... )s overheated brew of testosterone and male sensitivity, Keitel plays the son of a fading mob boss; Dad forces him to work as a leg-breaker collecting bad debts while Mom wants him to pursue a career as a classical pianist. Isn't this how Van Cliburn got his start? Keitel rides an emotional roller coaster, torn between parental poles even as he faces the audition that could launch him on the concert circuit. Oh, and for good measure, he starts to suffer doubts about his own manhood, thanks to an encounter with ex-footballer Jim Brown. Strictly for Toback and Keitel aficionados. --Marshall Fine

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  • 5.0 Stars
    MCT:
    April 9, 2008
    Keitel plays a sensitive, womanizing mafia collector in Tobak's debut film. Heavily criticized on it's release, it has thankfully gained a cult audience thanks to people rediscovering it when Keitel got big again in the early 90s. A must see for fans of American seventies cinema and it's also nice to see Tisa Farrow playing opposite of someone who's not a zombie in an Italian horror film (not saying that I don't love those films as well).
  • 3.5 Stars
    MCT:
    January 11, 2008
    Harvey Keitel as a piano prodigy who carries a ghetto basters around w/ him like a narrative who has some performance anxiety & collects debets for his old man. Solid and overlooked
  • Want To See
    MCT:
    November 26, 2007
    I loved the French remake The Beat That My Heart Skipped (very unconventional to have a European remake of an American failure), and am intrigued to see what this is like. Love the poster art.

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