Inside Moves (1980)
Director: Richard Donner
Movie review
From Time Out Film Guide
Savage, crippled as a result of a suicide attempt, is reborn in a seedy LA bar where most of the regulars are disabled. As if this weren't difficult enough material in itself, the plot is also determinedly optimistic, mingling its neo-realist surface with dreams of basketball stardom which eventually come true. Sheer eccentricity and ambitiousness place Inside Moves above the Kramer class, but ultimately the film only reconfirms that good liberal intentions rarely produce good Hollywood movies.Author:
Cast & crew
Director: Richard Donner
Producer: Mark M Tanz, RW Goodwin
Cast: John Savage, David Morse, Diana Scarwid, Amy Wright, Tony Burton, Bert Remsen, Harold Russell full cast
Duration: 113 mins
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