Tilt

Tilt tells the story of a teenage girl who is a pinball wizard, contemplating running away from home due to her strained relationship with her parents. After skipping school, she visits Mickey's Bar, where her friend helps her hustle a gambler unaware of her talents. This encounter leads to her meeting Neil Gallagher, an aspiring musician who is impressed by her skills and invites her to watch him perform.

The film explores themes of ambition and rebellion, set against the backdrop of pinball culture and the world of gambling. With a runtime of 111 minutes, Tilt features a cast including Brooke Shields, Ken Marshall, and Charles Durning, showcasing their performances in a story filled with music and youthful aspiration. This film may appeal to collectors interested in dramas that focus on unique subcultures and character-driven narratives from the late 1970s.