The Foreigner

Duncan Hannah is the loosely identified boss "Shake," telling the cabbie where to take Eric Mitchell, the title character, who then meets a contact (Klaus Mettig), who's not much help, with unorthodox shooting and sound editing, in New York Punk director Amos Poe's The Foreigner, 1978.

Eric Mitchell, the title character, brought to New York to do a job nobody seems to know about, meets two more useless contacts, Kool (Chirine El Khadam, who is also the cinematographer) at the World Trade Center, then another (unidentified) near the United Nations, in Punk director Amos Poe's The Foreigner, 1978.

Minimal production values and/or budget, Eric Mitchell, himself a director of the New York Punk and "No Wave" film movement, plays the lead, opening Amos Poe's The Foreigner, 1978.