Empire Records (1995)

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Empire Records (1995)
Starring: Anthony LaPaglia, Debi Mazar
Director: Allan Moyle
Synopsis: Employees at a small record store crank the tunes and discuss the angst of their teenage lives. Suspecting that the store is on the verge of selling out to a chain, one kid takes the day's profits and heads to Atlantic City where he loses it all.
Runtime: 91 minutes
MPAA Rating: PG-13 - for sexual situations, language and a drug issue.
Genres: Comedy, Cult, Drama



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