Olive Films have added two new titles to their May slate: Boaz Davidson's
The Last American Virgin (1982), starring Steve Antin, Lawrence Monoson, Diane Franklin, Louisa Moritz, and Brian Peck, and Seth Fisher's
Blumenthal (2013), starring Brian Cox, Laila Robins, and Fred Melamed. The two releases will be available for purchase on May 26.
The Last American Virgin
Virginity is up against some stiff competition in this uproariously "entertaining" (Boxoffice) comedy about three sex-starved high school buddies with only one thing left to lose. Written and directed by Boaz Davidson with a "bitter sweet style" (The Hollywood Reporter) and pulsing with music by U2, The Cars, Devo and more, The Last American Virgin is a devastatingly funny "teen romp [that's] a notch above" (Boxoffice)!
This semester, Gary, Rick and David are determined to get laid - even if it means going toe to toe with a hilarious array of high-strung hookers, naughty nymphomaniacs and naive high school girls. But when Gary falls for the girl of his dreams - only to learn that she's about to become Rick's latest conquest - he soon discovers that having sex doesn't mean just losing his virginity, it may mean losing his innocence... forever.
Blumenthal
Celebrated playwright, Harold Blumenthal, has passed away after succumbing to cardiac arrest while laughing at his own joke. Now, Harold's estranged and jealous brother, Saul, must confront his personal hang-ups in order to deliver himself from an epic bout of constipation. Meanwhile, Saul's wife and son must each grapple with their own personal obstacles through a set of circumstances so improbably ironic they might as well have been lifted from one of Harold's plays.