What is the duration of Unmade Beds?

The duration of Unmade Beds is 77 mins.

What is the original language of Unmade Beds?

The original language of Unmade Beds is English.

Who directed Unmade Beds?

Unmade Beds was directed by Robert Gordon, Amos Poe.

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Q: Does Unmade Beds have end credit scenes?

Unmade Beds does not have end credit scenes.

Crime

Comedy

Drama

Runtime

77 mins

Language

English

The debut feature from Poe unfolds in a loosely sketched style that mirrors its protagonist, Rico, a self‑styled loner drifting through 1976 New York while dreaming of the mid‑60s Paris New Wave scene. As an unsuccessful photographer, he wanders daily, yearning for genuine connection even as his dialogue drips with inauthentic prose.

Studio

Robert Gordon

Director

Amos Poe

Director

Does Unmade Beds have end credit scenes?

No!

Unmade Beds does not have end credit scenes. You can leave when the credits roll.

Meet the Full Cast and Actors of Unmade Beds

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Patti Astor

Jeanne Moreau

Debbie Harry

Blondie

Eric Mitchell

Paul Orsalino

Duncan Hannah

Rico

Kitty Sondern

Kitty Rohmer

David Forshtay

Taxi Driver

Charli Kalina

J. Seeberg

Diane Cohen

Stéphane Audran

Lynnette Bean

Pocahontas

Marissa Gallagher

Amos Poe

Sara Johnson

Lady in Cab

Fernando Natalici

Michel

Baby Adams

Lady in Cab

Gail Michaelson

Girl on Bike

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Full Plot Summary and Ending Explained for Unmade Beds

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Rico (aka Little Rico), Duncan Hannah, is a bored, hard-drinking photographer in New York City who dreams of living in Paris and chasing an artistic reality to fulfill his French fantasy. He treats his camera as if it were a gun, loading it with bullets of film and chasing moments of affection as if they were targets.

After a string of casual encounters, he is shot when he asks a stranger on the street where to find Angel—the name of his dead dog—because he owes a sum of French francs to vague criminal associates.

At that moment, Eric Mitchell Paul Orsalino and Patti Astor Jeanne Moreau take over the plot, delivering a charged love scene that quickly gives way to a flashback sequence that revisits Rico’s earlier life and loves.

The narrative shifts in a medley of memory and mood, as the film folds into a retrospective mode marked by a series of black-and-white photographs of Rico and Paul, their dialogue echoing over a somber piano score that lingers in the air.

Back in the present, the movie ends with Rico whistling and singing One for My Baby (and One More for the Road) as Jeanne and Paul theatrically play at being gangsters on an East Village, Manhattan fire escape.

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Cars Featured in Unmade Beds

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AMC

1968

Ambassador

AMC

1972

Matador

Buick

1974

Century Regal

Buick

1968

Skylark

Cadillac

1974

Sedan DeVille

Checker

1974

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1970

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1971

Vega

Dodge

1973

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1966

Dart

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