Here are my buddies I always speak about. It's taken them years because they refused to go commercial with their music, selling advertising and all that crap that goes with the industry.

The Director(Sacha)was the drummer for a band and he left to study film,the band changed it's name to Bush and made a few hits. He was also asked to work on Harry Potter but somehow turned down the script.

Now he's working with a group that's struggling. Should be a laugh. Even the cainster can be seen in a shot in this movie (want my autograph?)

Look under the A's.

http://www.sundance.org/festival/film_events/alphabetical.asp

Cain this is amazing... great news ..this is a must see have to set these eyes on the Cainster..

quote:

Even the cainster can be seen in a shot in this movie (want my autograph?)

I was about to ask if you didn't get a cameo!

Lots of times this is the side of R&R that we don't see. Many try long and hard just to get a break in the biz, only to end up down and out and back home with mom. Long suffering is a mild description for their families!

I like the end - Anvil Rocks - it has no other choice! Real cool!

Thanks ladies.

Yeah JG, Anvil does rock, sometimes a lil too heavy for the ole boy, hehehe



Did y'all see this in the link?

This dude Sacha Gervias (Director)was drummer for Bush and was at one time asked to work on Harry Potter but turned that down.
Little known, he's also the dad of Ginger Spice's young 'un.
Yep, Cainsta knows these things.



Sacha Gervasi - London native Sacha Gervasi earned a degree in modern history from King's College London. After working for British Poet Laureate Ted Hughes at the Arvon Foundation, he attended the graduate screenwriting program at UCLA, where he twice won the BAFTA/LA scholarship. Gervasi's writing credits include The Terminal and The Big Tease (with Craig Ferguson). The last journalist to interview Hervé Villechaize, six days before the actor committed suicide in 1993, Gervasi will next write and direct the true story of Villechaize's final week.

Screenings:

Fri. January 18, 5:30pm, Library Center Theatre, Park City
Sat. January 19, 9:00pm, Tower Theatre, SLC
Sun. January 20, Noon, Egyptian Theatre, Park City
Sat. January 26, Midnight, Egyptian Theatre, Park City


Rebecca Yeldham
Ahimsa Films
6671 Sunset Blvd., Ste. 1593
Los Angeles, CA 90028

(323) 464-8500
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Their show opens in Brooklyn NY on May 31, they will be playing after the show. Wish I was there with them, maybe not too late to beg em for a ride.

I am sure that they would accept u with open arms.. however dont be surprised if u get the invite first. Bai u are heading in the right direction. Let me know if u need a good manager..

Yes, I do need a good massager.

Careful what u ask for..troubleeee. Cain, it great to see someone as nice as u rubbing shoulders with Anvil..