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| Warren Finnerty | Leach |
| Garry Goodrow | Ernie |
| James Anderson | Sam |
| Jerome Raphael | Solly |
| Carl Lee | Cowboy |
| Barbara Winchester | Sister Salvation |
| William Redfield | Jim Dunn |
| Roscoe Lee Browne | J. J. Burden |
| Henry Proach | Harry |
| Freddie Redd | Piano Player |
| Jackie McLean | Sax player |
| Michael Mattos | Bass player |
| Larry Richie | Drummer |
In a cramped and dirty apartment, eight junkies variously goof off, chat and play jazz music while waiting for their heroin connection to show up. They've also struck a deal with documentary filmmaker Jim Dunn: They'll let him film them provided he pays for their drugs. When the dealer, Cowboy, arrives, he's suspicious of the filmmaker and his camera, enough so that Dunn considers trying heroin himself to prove he's no narc and to better understand his subjects.
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