22 May 1982 105 mins
In modern day Los Angeles, writer Paul Verlaine invites young provocating poet Arthur Rimbaud into the home of his step-family, losing interest in his wife as he becomes infatuated with the boy.
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David Rostamo as Arthur Rimbaud
Michael Kearns as Tom Verlaine
Kristy Allman as Mathilde Verlaine
Mary Mercier as Mary De Fleurville
Byron Clark as Maute De Fleurville
Harry Hart-Browne as Cros
S.A. Griffin as Carjat
Dennis Murray as Cabaner
Franc Caggiano as Franc
Harry Seaberly as Poet
Robert Reiser as Antagonist
Claude Marcellus as Ernest
Strawn Bovee as Isabelle Rimbaud
June Perz as Eugenie
George LaFleur as Barman
United States 22 May 1982
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