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Synopsis: Four band members tell varying accounts of a night of sex, drugs, and murder before their first big show at a popular music festival.
 
IMDB:
5.4
R
Year:
2018
87 min
133 Views


For me

Ba, da, da, da

'Cause I don't take lessons

On anything

Ho

Ba-ba, ba-da-ba

Ba-ba-da

Ba-ba, ba-da-ba, ba-ba-da

Da-da

Ba-ba, ba-da-ba

Ba-ba-da

Now I'm running

Out the store

Ba-ba, ba-da-ba, ba-ba-da

Da-da

Ba-ba, ba-da-ba

Ba-ba-da

Ba-ba, ba-da-ba, ba-ba-da

Da-da

Ba-ba, ba-da-ba

Ba-ba-da

Now I'm running

Out the store

Ba-ba, ba-da-ba, ba-ba-da

Da-da

[YELLING]

MAN:

Boom!

[]

[DOOR CLOSES]

[KEYS JINGLING]

- [DOOR CLOSES]

- [ENGINE STARTS]

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Todd Berger

Todd Berger (born April 5, 1979) is an American film director, screenwriter, actor, and novelist most prominently known for writing, directing, and appearing in the films It's a Disaster, Cover Versions, and The Scenesters. Berger has also appeared as an actor in films such as Southland Tales and on the television shows Parks and Recreation and Maron. Berger also wrote the novel Showdown City, published in 2016 by Diversion Books. Publishers Weekly gave the book a starred review and called it a "terrific debut novel." Berger is a graduate of The University of Texas at Austin, where he worked for the student television station KVR-TV and wrote and directed the nationally syndicated comedy show Campus Loop.Berger also wrote The Happytime Murders, an upcoming noir-comedy puppet film being directed by Brian Henson and starring Melissa McCarthy, and is currently writing a screenplay for a film adaptation of Where's Waldo. more…

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