Getting Together

Year: 1976

Runtime: 110 mins

Language: English

Director: David Secter

ComedyDrama

In its 82‑minute Troma home‑video re‑edit, released as Feelin’ Up!, the film follows a wacky, provocative story of a young boy who breaks away from his conservative middle‑class upbringing and plunges into a chaotic, sex‑filled existence, exploring his newfound freedom and the turbulence that follows.

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