Originally produced as a motion picture in 1970.

Special features include theatrical trailer.

Director of photography, Robert Elfstrom; music, Eric Kaz; editor, Paul Hirsch.

Robert DeNiro, Jennifer Salt, Gerrit Graham, Lara Parker.

A sequel to Greetings. Employed by a pornographic filmmaker, Vietnam vet Jon Rubin (DeNiro) rents a room in New York's Lower East Side and trains his lens on the bedroom windows of a high rise. Among his subjects are a playboy, a revolutionary, a middle class couple with two kids, and a trio of single girls, one of whom he eventually marries. Rubin ultimately fails as a photographer and decides to take up the cause of Black Power and become an urban guerrilla. He tries selling insurance to support his wife, but tiring of TV dinners and her demands for a dishwasher, he deposits dynamite in the laundry room and blows up the building. Interviewed by TV reporters in front of the devastated building, Rubin tells them how much he hates violence.

Rated R.

DVD, dual-sided, widescreen and full screen versions.

Closed captioned for the hearing impaired.

In English with optional subtitles in English, French and Spanish.