The Squeeze

Year: 1987

Runtime: 101 mins

Language: English

Director: Roger Young

CrimeComedyThrillerRomanceAction

Harry Berg, a struggling con artist who also builds massive TV‑set sculptures, suddenly finds himself the target of everyone’s wrath. Burdened by debt, he teams up with detective Rachel Dobs, who works for a collection agency. When Harry receives a mysterious parcel, the two become entangled in a dark corporate scheme to rig the lottery.

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