Unmade Beds

Year: 1976

Runtime: 77 mins

Language: English

Director: Amos Poe

CrimeComedyDrama

The debut feature from Poe unfolds in a loosely sketched style that mirrors its protagonist, Rico, a self‑styled loner drifting through 1976 New York while dreaming of the mid‑60s Paris New Wave scene. As an unsuccessful photographer, he wanders daily, yearning for genuine connection even as his dialogue drips with inauthentic prose.

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