Bernard Hirschenson directed Pick-up (1975), a film that dives into the raw and often unsettling dynamics of urban relationships. Set against a backdrop of gritty realism, the film captures the struggles of its characters as they navigate love and desire in a complex world. Hirschenson's work in Pick-up reflects the era's exploration of exploitation cinema, offering a unique lens on the human condition that resonates within the cult film community.
Pick-up
Sexy hippie chicks Carol and Maureen get more than they bargained for when they hitch a ride with groovy hippie dude Chuck in his nifty mobile bus home. The trio get lost in the Florida Everglades following a fierce rain storm and embark on a startling spiritual journey of self-discovery.
