Four Friends

Any attempt to capture 1960s – arguably the most eventful and colourful decade of 20th Century – in a single feature film is challenging, if not doomed to failure. Difficulties of such endeavour become apparent even when film makers take somewhat unconventional approach, like in the case of *Four Friends*, 1981 drama directed by Arthur Penn. The film is based on the semi-autobiographical script of Steve Tesich. Prot…