Ben Wolfensohn’s documentary is floated, firstly, by the curiosity abundant in its subject, and also by the sympathy and interest in its depiction.
Friends Forever (2001)
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Synopsis: A documentary film about a band that never plays inside a club, only in their ramshackle VW bus in parking lots or on a curbside, FRIENDS FOREVER is a startling look at the eponymous rock duo who... A documentary film about a band that never plays inside a club, only in their ramshackle VW bus in parking lots or on a curbside, FRIENDS FOREVER is a startling look at the eponymous rock duo who travel the country in search of the perfect parking spot. With only a lighting girl named Jen and three dogs, Nate and Josh play guerilla style rock shows that sometimes last no more than 15 minutes and inevitably consist of what they describe as "the worst music ever made". Absurd and hilarious, FRIENDS FOREVER is an entertaining look at two men on a mission to save rock. [More]
Director: Ben Wolfinsohn
Director: Ben Wolfinsohn
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