Naked Angels (1969)

83 mins | Melodrama | 1969

Director:

Bruce Clark

Writer:

Bruce Clark

Producer:

David R. Dawdy

Cinematographer:

Robert Eberlein

Editor:

Johanna Bryant

Production Company:

David R. Dawdy Productions
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DETAILS
Release Date:
1969
Premiere Information:
San Francisco opening: 14 May 1969
Production Date:

Physical Properties:
Sound
Color
Eastman Color, print by Pathé
Duration(in mins):
83
Country:
United States
Language:
English
SYNOPSIS

Mother, leader of the Angels, a Los Angeles motorcycle gang, is hospitalized after being beaten up by members of the Hotdoggers, a rival Las Vegas gang. Upon his release, he leads the Angels to Las Vegas on a mission of vengeance. After a spree on Fremont Street, they pursue their enemies to their mine hideout. The trip through the desert takes its toll as hunger, thirst, and empty gasoline tanks dampen the group's spirits. Mother's girl friend defies him when he decides to leave behind a disabled motorcycle, and Mother tries but fails to persuade his fellow Angels to rape her as punishment. Leaving him behind, the gang goes on to complete its mission. Mother finds his way back through the desert, rejoining his gang for the final ...

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Mother, leader of the Angels, a Los Angeles motorcycle gang, is hospitalized after being beaten up by members of the Hotdoggers, a rival Las Vegas gang. Upon his release, he leads the Angels to Las Vegas on a mission of vengeance. After a spree on Fremont Street, they pursue their enemies to their mine hideout. The trip through the desert takes its toll as hunger, thirst, and empty gasoline tanks dampen the group's spirits. Mother's girl friend defies him when he decides to leave behind a disabled motorcycle, and Mother tries but fails to persuade his fellow Angels to rape her as punishment. Leaving him behind, the gang goes on to complete its mission. Mother finds his way back through the desert, rejoining his gang for the final battle.

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GENRE
Genre:
Sub-genre:
Motorcycle


Subject

Legend
Viewed by AFI
Partially Viewed
Offscreen Credit
Name Occurs Before Title
AFI Life Achievement Award

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