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27/04/1970
Vietnam vet Jon Rubin returns to New York and rents a rundown flat in Greenwich Village. It is in this flat that he begins to film, 'Peeping Tom' style, the people in the apartment across the street. His obsession with making films leads him to fall in with a radical 'Black Power' group, which in turn leads him to carry out a bizarre act of urban terrorism.
Movie Information
Robert De Niro
as Jon Rubin
Jennifer Salt
as Judy Bishop
Allen Garfield
as Joe Banner
Charles Durning
as Superintendent
Lara Parker
as Jeannie Mitchell
Paul Bartel
as Uncle Tom Wood
Gerrit Graham
as Gerrit Wood
Nelson Peltz
as Playboy
Abraham Goren
as Pervert
Bruce Price
as Jimmy Mitchell
Ricky Parker
as Ricky Mitchell
Andy Parker
as Andy Mitchell
Robbie Heywood
as Roommate
Leslie Bornstein
as Roommate
Peter Maloney
as Pharmacist
Rutanya Alda
as 'Be Black Baby' Audience
Delia Abrams
as Date
Tofer Delaney
as Date
Margaret Pine
as Date
Hector Lino
as N.I.T. Journal Revolutionary
Carole Leverett
as N.I.T. Journal Revolutionary
Ruth Bocour
as N.I.T. Journal
Bart De Palma
as N.I.T. Journal
Arthur Bierman
as N.I.T. Journal
Tina Hirsch
as N.I.T. Journal
Buddy Butler
as 'Be Black Baby' Troupe
David Connell
as 'Be Black Baby' Troupe
Carolyn Craven
as 'Be Black Baby' Troupe
Milton Earl Forrest
as 'Be Black Baby' Troupe
Joyce Griffin
as 'Be Black Baby' Troupe
Kirk Kirksey
as 'Be Black Baby' Troupe
Beth Bowden
as 'Be Black Baby' Audience
Eugene Elman
as 'Be Black Baby' Audience
Joe Fields
as 'Be Black Baby' Audience
Paul Milvy
as 'Be Black Baby' Audience
Joe Stillman
as 'Be Black Baby' Audience
Carol Vogel
as 'Be Black Baby' Audience
William Daley
as Co-op Resident
Floyd L. Peterson
as John Winnicove
Paul Hirsch
as Avery Gunnz
Joseph King
as Dr. Joe King
Wendell Craig
as Co-op Family (uncredited)
Bill Daly
as Neighbor (uncredited)
