SO FINE/ WHITE DOG

SO FINE is a comedy about an intellectual English professor (Ryan O'Neal), son of a N.Y.C. garment manufacturer, who is dragooned into the business and inadvertently suc-ceeds with an idea for see-through jeans. Also starring giant Richard Kiel, Jack Warner and Mariangela Melato, this comedy marks Andrew Bergman's directorial debut and features a light, charming and tongue-in-cheek score by Ennio Morricone. These two origianl soun-dtracks had never been released on record to date: more than 1 hour of state-of-the-art music in first class sound quality. 1981

Julie (Kristy McNichol) hits a handsome white dog with her car, and then nurses it back to health. One day, the therefore mild-mannered dog saves her life by viciously attacking and killing a rapist who breaks into her home. Lucy discovers now that the dog has been trai-ned to attack black skin. Directed by the late Samuel Fuller, and starring also Paul Winfield and Burl Ives, WHITE DOG D a cursed movie banned in many countries for its racial con-tents D benefits of one of the most lyrical as well as disturbing scores Morricone ever wrote. 1982

12 tracks for SO FINE and 18 tracks for WHITE DOG.