Zabriskie Point

The film follows anthropology student Daria, who is involved in developing a village in the Los Angeles desert, and Mark, a college dropout on the run for allegedly killing a policeman during a student protest. Their chance meeting in Death Valley sparks an unrestrained romance amid the backdrop of police brutality and social upheaval.

As a part of the 1970s counter-culture movement, Zabriskie Point reflects a pivotal era in American history. The film features a notable soundtrack, including contributions from Pink Floyd, enhancing its connection to the themes of youth and rebellion.

Collectors will find Zabriskie Point available in several formats, including Betamax, DVD, Laserdisc, and VHS. With its unique exploration of societal issues and its artistic direction, this film is a significant piece for those interested in the era's cinematic landscape.