The Long Island Four

This 80-minute feature reveals the tale of four Nazi saboteurs who infiltrated the U.S. in 1942, only to be caught and executed shortly thereafter. The film is notable for its underground status, being the only feature by writer-director Anders Grafstrom, who created it at the young age of 23.

The Long Island Four is characterized by its No-Wave style and Super-8 color cinematography, showcasing a distinct artistic vision. Grafstrom, originally a Swedish art director, infused the film with his perspective on America's allure, making it a significant entry in the underground cinema of the early 1980s.