A rare 1960s film, set in Greenwich Village, featuring a mostly improvised script and a low budget. The story follows a bank robber who escapes with $90,000 and takes refuge with a group of bohemians, including a head beatnik named Mason. As the plot unfolds, it transforms into a character study of these rebellious individuals, showcasing their unique lifestyle, which includes drug use, art appreciation, and long conversations. The film culminates at the Feast of San Gennaro in a documentary-style conclusion.
The Moving Finger
A unique 1960s film, one of a handful made before the hippie movement influenced Hollywood. Shot on a low budget in black and white, this movie is set in Greenwich Village, featuring an improvised script that gives it a raw, authentic feel.
