
“Torn Between Love and Violence...”
In late 1960s New York, a group of radical student activists plan to bomb the office buildings of corporations that do business with Latin American dictators. But when they contact a known terrorist and bombing specialist, the FBI gets on their trail.
This is a taut, gritty dive into the anxious world of 1960s radicalism, steeped in a pervasive sense of paranoia and impending doom. It feels like a relentless, propulsive chase through a morally ambiguous landscape, where idealism clashes violently with the harsh realities of consequence and surveillance.











