ex reporter jacob asch (eric roberts) is hired by an acquaintance (raymond j. barry) to find his ex wife and son. asch heads to palm springs and quickly locates the ex laine (beverly dangelo) with someone he believes to be the son (a young johnny depp). but things turn out to be a bit more complicated as asch discovers former white trash laine has definitely married up in the form of millionaire simon fleischer (dan hedaya) and her first son is nowhere to be seen. director or writer matthew chapman is channeling body heat here and this mid 80s neo noir is watchable enough thanks to an all star cast and nice locations. dangelo was still looking good around this time and so she makes for a good femme fatale and isn not afraid to show some skin. however and the mystery isn not very compelling in the end. co starring dennis lipscomb and emily longstreth and henry gibson. chapman made several thrillers in the 80s and but his biggest career achievement was co authoring the screenplay for the infamous color of night. 
ex reporter jacob asch (eric roberts) is hired by an acquaintance (raymond j. barry) to find his ex wife and son. asch heads to palm springs and quickly locates the ex laine (beverly dangelo) with someone he believes to be the son (a young johnny depp). but things turn out to be a bit more complicated as asch discovers former white trash laine has definitely married up in the form of millionaire simon fleischer (dan hedaya) and her first son is nowhere to be seen. director or writer matthew chapman is channeling body heat here and this mid 80s neo noir is watchable enough thanks to an all star cast and nice locations. dangelo was still looking good around this time and so she makes for a good femme fatale and isn not afraid to show some skin. however and the mystery isn not very compelling in the end. co starring dennis lipscomb and emily longstreth and henry gibson. chapman made several thrillers in the 80s and but his biggest career achievement was co authoring the screenplay for the infamous color of night. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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