Where's Marlowe?

The film follows two young filmmakers who, after a failed documentary, dive into the lives of Boone and Murphy, private investigators. Their attempts to capture the mundane and bizarre cases—like cheating spouses and missing pets—quickly spiral into comedic chaos. As Murphy's personal life complicates their business, the filmmakers must adapt their methods to keep the investigation alive and their movie on track.

With a runtime of 101 minutes, Where's Marlowe? showcases a strong ensemble cast, including Miguel Ferrer and John Slattery. The film's unique premise incorporates a meta-commentary on Hollywood and the filmmaking process itself, making it an interesting watch for fans of comedy-mysteries.

Collectors can find this title in various formats, including VHS and DVD. The film's exploration of Hollywood's eccentricities and its comedic undertones will appeal to those interested in the intersection of cinema and storytelling.