The Eye of the Duck (1969)
Director: Denis Manley
Movie review
From Time Out Film Guide
Very much in the vein of Peckinpah and prefiguring the druggy motorcycle emptiness of the early Seventies ‘catwalk hippy’ scene, Manley’s film centres on a groovy motorbike gang running afoul of a local drug-lord on the Tex-Mex border. Veering between the supercharged and the dippily reflective, this was one of the first signs that the cinematic times were a-changin’.Author: RK
Cast & crew
Director: Denis Manley
Cast: Denis Manley, L.Q. McKidney, Rampton Caine, Robert Rodriguez full cast
Duration: 190 mins
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