Up in the Cellar

Year: 1970

Runtime: 94 mins

Language: English

Director: Theodore J. Flicker

ComedyRomance

Student poet, desperate after his financial aid disappears, schemes to win the affection of the college president’s wife, daughter, and his girlfriend, turning the campus into a secret web of intrigue and betrayal. His manipulations spark an underground network of jealousy and ambition, threatening both his future and the president’s reputation.

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