Robert De Niro - The Early Years Double Feature: The S - DVD
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The Swap (1979, Color): Sam Nicoletti (Robert De Niro), a promising young filmmaker who gets sucked into the porn industry, is murdered. A decade later, Sam's big brother Vito is released from a twelve year stretch in prison. Distraught over not being able to protect his younger brother, Vito sets out on a mission to find the person responsible for the murder. As events of the past are recounted by Sam's closest friends, a web of lust a
- GenreDramaDescriptionThe Swap (1979, Color): Sam Nicoletti (Robert De Niro), a promising young filmmaker who gets sucked into the porn industry, is murdered. A decade later, Sam's big brother Vito is released from a twelve year stretch in prison. Distraught over not being able to protect his younger brother, Vito sets out on a mission to find the person responsible for the murder. As events of the past are recounted by Sam's closest friends, a web of lust aTitleRobert De Niro - The Early Years Double Feature: The S - DVDFormatDVDMPAA RatingNRStudioMargarita's Video Store LLC
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