A movie that infamously (and incredibly) might or might not have won the Best Academy Award for 1994. A movie that changed Hollywood forever, just as Citizen Kane had in 1941 and Star Wars did in 1977. A movie viewed—by at most—ten paying customers in a single theater upon its initial release. A movie for years near impossible to find—even for the most dedicated of cinneastes—beyond one warbly bootleg VHS copy on eBay.
Until now.
Here, for the first time, is the complete history of a movie that influenced a generation of filmmakers.
A movie that cost more than $10 million to produce with a box office return of $48.25.
