Freddy Fender

Robert Redford directs this absolutely delightful comedy of everyday people caught up in extraordinary circumstances. When a Chicano handyman from the Milagro Valley decides to irrigate his small beanfield by "borrowing" some water from a large and potentially destructive site, he unknowingly sets off a chain reaction that erupts into a humorous culture clash. The developers then try to stamp out the modest plantings, forcing the handyman's friends to team up with the spirited "rebel" to protect and preserve their way of life.

In "The Tombs," Manhattan's Men's House of Detention, the criminal fraternities - blacks, Puerto Ricans and a minority of whites - develop their own caste system and codes. When a white man, Clark Davis, accused of child molestation - a "short eyes" in prison parlance - arrives at the prison he becomes a catalyst for the anger and violence that erupts amongst the inmates.

When a Chicano handyman from the Milagro Valley decides to irrigate his small beanfield by "borrowing' some water from a large and potentially destructive site, he unknowingly sets off a chain reaction that erupts into a humorous culture clash.

When a Chicano handyman from the Milagro Valley decides to irrigate his small beanfield by "borrowing' some water from a large and potentially destructive site, he unknowingly sets off a chain reaction that erupts into a humorous culture clash.

This follow up to Robert Redford's Oscar-winning directorial debut tells the David and Goliath like story of small town New Mexican farmer Joe Mondragon, who illegally diverts water to his parched bean field only to clash with rich land developers.

Bruce Davison stars in this grimly shocking, visceral classic about a sexual predator who is sent to a brutal prison where he is cruelly abused by his fellow inmates.

In "The Tombs," Manhattan's Men's House of Detention, the criminal fraternities - blacks, Puerto Ricans and a minority of whites - develop their own caste system and codes. When a white man, Clark Davis, accused of child molestation - a "short eyes" in prison parlance - arrives at the prison he becomes a catalyst for the anger and violence that erupts amongst the inmates.

In "The Tombs," Manhattan's Men's House of Detention, the criminal fraternities - blacks, Puerto Ricans and a minority of whites - develop their own caste system and codes. When a white man, Clark Davis, accused of child molestation - a "short eyes" in prison parlance - arrives at the prison he becomes a catalyst for the anger and violence that erupts amongst the inmates.

Based on the play by Miguel Pinero, SHORT EYES is adapted by the author for the screen. In "The Tombs," Manhattan's Men's House of Detention, the criminal fraternities - blacks, Puerto Ricans and a minority of whites - develop their own caste system and codes. When a white man, Clark Davis, accused of child molestation - a "short eyes" in prison parlance - arrives at the prison he becomes a catalyst for the anger and violence that erupts amongst the deadly inmates.