Hank (Frederic Forrest) and Frannie (Teri Garr) argue while celebrating their fifth anniversary. Yearning for a life of excitement and romance, Frannie fears that she is wasting her life on a man who shows no interest in her dreams of traveling to far-off places. The argument escalates and they break up. Heading in separate ways and taking to the streets, they both meet and spend the night with strangers. Hank with the seductive Leila (Nastassja Kinski), a runaway circus performer, and Frannie with Ray (Raul Julia), a handsome waiter who moonlights as a cocktail pianist and singer.

Supervised by director Francis Ford Coppola, this recut restoration was made in 4K by American Zoetrope and Roundabout Entertainment in the US, with the 4K scans lifted from the original camera negative. Featuring lavishly surreal sets, ravishing cinematography, and Academy Award-nominated music by Tom Waits, Coppola's legendarily ambitious, romantic exercise in style is ripe for reappraisal.

"A GRAND TRIBUTE TO THE POWER OF LOVE”
— Time Out
"THERE’S NOT A MOMENT IN ONE FROM THE HEART WHEN MR. COPPOLA ISN’T AFTER SOMETHING ROMANTIC AND GLORIOUS, SOMETHING INEXPRESSIBLY GRAND”
— New York Times