The Pickle

Year: 1993

Runtime: 103 mins

Language: English

ComedyDramaThrillerRomance

Every filmmaker eventually faces a moment of self‑examination, weighing artistic strengths against audience demands. For director Harry Stone that moment means selling out. He once dreamed of making “the Great American Movie,” but instead produced The Pickle, a teen sci‑fi comedy about a flying cucumber. To clear his debt, he watches friends, lovers and rivals line up for tickets.

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