You Owe Me An Answer: Crashing Cannes-Babylon

What's it really like behind the façade of glitz and spin at the Cannes Film Festival? In You Owe Me An Answer, author Nancy Naglin takes you into the hotel backrooms where B-movie hustlers and wannabes set up shop. Follow fading action star, turned director Brucie Streeter as he schmoozes the wheeler-dealers behind such flicks as "Brain Bugs," "Trashdance," or "Ninja Holocaust," while dreaming of art films and keeping his smart, trophy girlfriend from looking too deep into the abyss of Cannes-Babylon.

About the Author:

Nancy Naglin has been the Art-House columnist for the Phantom of the Movies' VideoScope since 1993. Nancy is also the author of three novels, The Salvation Army Tales, The End of 11th Street, and Orphan of the Century, available in paperback and Kindle editions on Amazon. Her collections of movie reviews The Phantom of the Movies' VIDEOSCOPE Cult-Film Confidential Vol. 2 Art-House Video, Cult-Film Confidential Vol. 3 Art-House Revisited, and Cult-Film Confidential Vol. 4 Reeling Back are also available in paperback and Kindle editions on Amazon.