Lost Angels

In Lost Angels, rich party boy Tim finds himself spiraling into despair after his parents' divorce. Seeking solace in drugs and reckless behavior, he ultimately lands in an asylum. The film delves into themes of teenage rebellion and the quest for redemption, as Tim's psychiatrist becomes a pivotal figure in his journey toward recovery.

The film features notable performances from Donald Sutherland, Adam Horovitz, and Amy Locane, bringing depth to the narrative. With a runtime of 116 minutes, Lost Angels captures the essence of youth caught in a cycle of privilege and personal crisis.

For collectors, Lost Angels is available on VHS and laserdisc, making it a unique addition to any physical media library. Its exploration of dramatic themes and the era's cultural context may resonate with those interested in 1980s cinema and its representation of youth culture.