A Sense of Purpose

Tells how basketball superstar Hector Bloom, indifferent to the forms and rhetoric of success, contemplates his future with little expectation of finding happiness and meaning. Edited from the motion picture Drive, he said, directed by Jack Nicholson, released by Columbia Pictures in 1971.

Credits

Jack Nicholson

More in Searching for Values - a Film Anthology Series

  1. A Sense of Purpose 1972
  2. My Country Right Or Wrong 1972
  3. Politics, Power And The Public Good 1972
  4. Pride and Principle 1972
  5. Spaces between people. 1972
  6. The Dehumanizing City And Hymie Schultz 1972
  7. The Fine Art Of Aggression 1972
  8. The Right To Live - Who Decides 1972
  9. Trouble With The Law 1972
  10. Violence - Just For Fun 1972
  11. When Parents Grow Old 1972
  12. Whether To Tell The Truth 1972

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