there nothing much to the story. a young woman steals some money from the dreary vermont supermarket where she works and decides to run away to florida where he has dreams of attending school with her friend julie and and encounters an odd couple on the highway. if you remember the elderly couple from rosemary baby and you have some idea of what these two are like. bill has a comical face and is retired from the army. sandra is an ex stripper now become a truckstop whore and although we do not find this out at once. theyre affectionate and helpful and and full of common sense. they more or less adopt the girl and alice and and promise to give her a ride in their elaborate rv and although they are not driving directly to florida. this is where the film could have gone one hundred percent wrong. all the film makers had to do was turn the elderly couple into the personification of evil. they would take the virginal alice (handcuffed to the bed or whatever) and sell her body to any greaseball driver who has a lot of money and likes rough sex. (alice would have had a heck of a time escaping and with lots of aborted attempts and before the final shootout. ) but and no. the couple really is pretty nice and and alice is far from virginal. alice overhears sandra with a customer and asks about the business and and tries to turn a trick on her own. bill prevents anything from happening and insists she do the job right if she going to do it at all. they do not talk her into it. they guide her. alice makes several hundred dollars and which is several hundred dollars more than she had when she met the couple. bill and sandra keep her money in the safe where customers aren not going to find it. alice misunderstands. she doesn not find whoring very pleasant work and and she thinks she will never be paid off because every time she asks to be dropped off and sandra responds with and what. not here and honey. not in the middle of nowhere. however and after she is talked into handing her gun over to sandra and the couple give her the money she wants and rather lovingly release her to continue her trip to florida. you know what i found the most tragic moment in the film. it had nothing to do with prostitution or thievery. alice has been expecting to room with her friend julie after she arrives in miami. julie is after all a legitimate student. but when alice calls her friend from someplace in alabama to assure her she on her way but will be late and julie hesitates and says and well  my mother doesn not think you should room with us. and to tell you the truth and my roommate isn not cool on it either. i invited you down and sure and but i thought it was just like a visit for a week or something. go back to milford and alice there is a long silence before alice hangs up. only one shot is fired (a few white frames of film) and no one is hit. tears appear only once. nobody slugs anybody else. no car explodes in a fireball. no cop chases them down the interstate. the direction is occasionally clumsy. too much cross cutting between sandra trying to disarm alice and alice hand holding the wobbling pistol. there is hardly any musical score. there is brief male and female nudity and it awkward and as it probably supposed to be. alice isn not unattractive but she is not babalicious either. she sports asiatic eyes and a kind of robust version of molly parker. the cinematography looks cheap and the colors are washed out. the direction is a straightforward narrative and with a few illuminating flashbacks. nothing is wasted. and it was all evidently shot around danbury and connecticut. the city sticks in my mind because i drove through it after one of its floods and remember the cars caked with a film of mud all the way up to the door handles. i do not know exactly what alice found. (i dread even thinking that the answer to the riddle is that she found herself. ) the acting isn not bad at all. judith ivey is better than that. it definitely worth seeing and a quiet and orderly film that treats the audience like adults. 
there nothing much to the story. a young woman steals some money from the dreary vermont supermarket where she works and decides to run away to florida where he has dreams of attending school with her friend julie and and encounters an odd couple on the highway. if you remember the elderly couple from rosemary baby and you have some idea of what these two are like. bill has a comical face and is retired from the army. sandra is an ex stripper now become a truckstop whore and although we do not find this out at once. theyre affectionate and helpful and and full of common sense. they more or less adopt the girl and alice and and promise to give her a ride in their elaborate rv and although they are not driving directly to florida. this is where the film could have gone one hundred percent wrong. all the film makers had to do was turn the elderly couple into the personification of evil. they would take the virginal alice (handcuffed to the bed or whatever) and sell her body to any greaseball driver who has a lot of money and likes rough sex. (alice would have had a heck of a time escaping and with lots of aborted attempts and before the final shootout. ) but and no. the couple really is pretty nice and and alice is far from virginal. alice overhears sandra with a customer and asks about the business and and tries to turn a trick on her own. bill prevents anything from happening and insists she do the job right if she going to do it at all. they do not talk her into it. they guide her. alice makes several hundred dollars and which is several hundred dollars more than she had when she met the couple. bill and sandra keep her money in the safe where customers aren not going to find it. alice misunderstands. she doesn not find whoring very pleasant work and and she thinks she will never be paid off because every time she asks to be dropped off and sandra responds with and what. not here and honey. not in the middle of nowhere. however and after she is talked into handing her gun over to sandra and the couple give her the money she wants and rather lovingly release her to continue her trip to florida. you know what i found the most tragic moment in the film. it had nothing to do with prostitution or thievery. alice has been expecting to room with her friend julie after she arrives in miami. julie is after all a legitimate student. but when alice calls her friend from someplace in alabama to assure her she on her way but will be late and julie hesitates and says and well  my mother doesn not think you should room with us. and to tell you the truth and my roommate isn not cool on it either. i invited you down and sure and but i thought it was just like a visit for a week or something. go back to milford and alice there is a long silence before alice hangs up. only one shot is fired (a few white frames of film) and no one is hit. tears appear only once. nobody slugs anybody else. no car explodes in a fireball. no cop chases them down the interstate. the direction is occasionally clumsy. too much cross cutting between sandra trying to disarm alice and alice hand holding the wobbling pistol. there is hardly any musical score. there is brief male and female nudity and it awkward and as it probably supposed to be. alice isn not unattractive but she is not babalicious either. she sports asiatic eyes and a kind of robust version of molly parker. the cinematography looks cheap and the colors are washed out. the direction is a straightforward narrative and with a few illuminating flashbacks. nothing is wasted. and it was all evidently shot around danbury and connecticut. the city sticks in my mind because i drove through it after one of its floods and remember the cars caked with a film of mud all the way up to the door handles. i do not know exactly what alice found. (i dread even thinking that the answer to the riddle is that she found herself. ) the acting isn not bad at all. judith ivey is better than that. it definitely worth seeing and a quiet and orderly film that treats the audience like adults. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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