Scarecrow
No Longer Playing
1973 112 min
Also a part of The Films of Gene Hackman
Introduced by Jonathan Rosenbaum
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Gene Hackman and Al Pacino are Max and Lion, a pair of drifters who meet on a desolate stretch of road in California and make plans to open a car wash business in Pittsburgh. Yet, as the aspiring captains of industry hitchhike their way across country, they find the path to their American dream has quite a few detours along the way. Co-winner of the 1973 Palme D’Or, SCARECROW is a beautifully acted celebration of the meandering paths in life.
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