Top Billed Cast

Mark Frechette
Mark
Daria Halprin
Daria
Paul Fix
Cafe Owner
G. D. Spradlin
Lee's Associate
Bill Garaway
Morty
Kathleen Cleaver
Kathleen
Rod Taylor
Lee Allen
Martin Abrahams
Radical Student (uncredited)
Michael L. Davis
Police Lieutenant on Loudspeaker (uncredited)
Lee Duncan
Highway Patrolman (uncredited)
George Dunn
Airport Mechanic (uncredited)
Dennis Falt
University Student (uncredited)
Harrison Ford
Arrested Student (uncredited)
Jim Goldrup
College Student (uncredited)
Norman Grabowski
Man in Deli (uncredited)
Philip Baker Hall
Diner Owner (uncredited)
Bill Hickman
Gun Store Owner / Clerk (uncredited)
Kenner G. Kemp
Departing Plane Passenger (uncredited)
Peter Lake
Documentary Cameraman (uncredited)
Wesley Lau
Company Executive (uncredited)
Cec Linder
White Haired Executive (uncredited)
Boyd 'Red' Morgan
Policeman (uncredited)
Bruce Neckels
Bill (uncredited)
Tom Steele
Tom - Security Guard (uncredited)
William Watson
Highway Patrol Officer (uncredited)
Johnny Wilson
Man (uncredited)
Jeff Zinn
Student Activist (uncredited)

Social

Review 1Discussion

A review by CRCulver

Written by CRCulver on Sun Feb 18 2018

In the 1960s, the director Michaelangelo Antonioni left his native Italy for a series of a films abroad. BLOW-UP, shot in 1966, captured Swinging London at the dawn of the Sixties counterculture when radical new fashion and music served as the nexus of youth innovation. But as Antonioni moved to the United States and began shooting ZABRISKIE POINT, ultimately released in February 1970, he now captured a counterculture that was tougher and politically radical, with Black liberation movements and university students advocating in-your-face or downright violent methods for effecting social change....