Drama Cult Classic

A biker on the run forms an unlikely bond with a young boy across the Kansas landscape.

YOU AND ME

1975 · 1h 33m · PG · Drama · IMDB TMDB

The story of the friendship between a biker on the run and a young boy.

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What is You and Me about?

You and Me is a 1975 American drama film directed by David Carradine about the friendship between a biker on the run and a young boy.

Programmer's Pick

David Carradine hops off the motorcycle and into the director’s chair for this low-key road drama, giving us bikersploitation with a heart. Kansas has never looked so full of oddballs and unexpected friendship.

— SassyFlix Programmer

Overview

Set against the backdrop of Kansas, You and Me explores the journey of a biker on the run who crosses paths with a young boy. As they travel through various towns and meet a cast of local characters, the film focuses on the evolving bond between these two unlikely companions. With its roots in independent cinema, the story is less about high-octane action than the understated drama of connection and survival on the road. Featuring an ensemble cast that includes David Carradine and a supporting appearance by Barbara Hershey, the film blends elements of bikersploitation with a character-driven narrative.

Details & Specs

Director: David Carradine
Writer: Robert Hoyt Henderson
Release: 1975
Runtime: 1h 33m
Country: United States of America
Language: English
Genres: Drama

Why This Matters

This film marks David Carradine's directorial debut and features multiple members of the Carradine family, including Keith and Robert Carradine, alongside Barbara Hershey and Gary Busey.

— SassyFlix Curator