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Overview
A happy marriage turns sour when the husband becomes addicted to cocaine.
Director and cast
- Thomas J. Wright Director
- Pamela Sue Martin as Lillian Weller
- Steve Railsback as Jake Gregory
- Ian McShane as Sidney
- Al Corley as Al
- Rita Taggart as Rita
- Nicholas Mele as Dr. Kameraman
- Samantha Harper as Sandy
- Arnie Moore as Richard
- John Richard Petersen as Construction Worker (uncredited)
- Faviola Elenka Tapia as Sheila Children
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