People’s Choice Award Best Feature Film-NJFF at Cape May
Best Feature Comedy-Big Easy FF
Best Director-Big Easy FF – Steven Kampmann
Best East Coast West Coast Face Off Feature-JS FF
LOG LINE
BUZZKILL (absurd comedy)
A struggling writer, Ray Wyatt, acquires fame in an unusual way when
a notorious serial murder, named the Karaoke Killer, steals his car and
the newest draft of his script.
SCRIPT SYNOPSIS
BUZZKILL (absurd comedy)
British writer Ray Wyatt is about to give up writing and his life, when
he gets a call from an LA producer who wants to get Ray’s depressing
script Great Shame “on the fast track.” Ray drives to LA, but his trip
takes a detour when a serial killer dubbed the Karaoke Killer steals his
car and the only copy of the screenplay. When Ray tracks him down
and discovers the Karaoke Killer reading and liking Great Shame,
Ray's fate, fame, and fortune ironically change.
BUZZKILL CAST
DANIEL RAYMONT as Ray Wyatt
Daniel Marcus Raymont is a chameleonic performer whose acutely
observed impersonations have fooled just about everybody he’s met.
His work reflects his family background: one-part Dallas royalty,
another part Latin American socialist.
Born in New York, and raised by his Texan mother and GermanicArgentine-Mexican father in Mexico and D.C., only to spend time in
Maine, London, Boston, San Francisco and Los Angeles, he has
recently moved to Brooklyn where he plans to grow roots with his
Japanese-Irish wife.
His TV work includes a recurring role in the Nickelodeon show, The
Naked Brothers Band, the ABC sitcom, The Knights of Prosperity and
fox’s New Amsterdam. Film work includes Watching the Detectives
(which screened at the Tribeca Film Festival), My Name is Nigel Cook,
The F word, and Freaky Friday.
Daniel is currently performing his solo show The store based on his ten
years at Neiman-Marcus, Beverly hills. Its seven characters revealed in
thirty minutes. A hilarious tale of fashion, commerce and revolution
spiced with incomparable wit. See www.jazzyd.com for more info.
He has also appeared in countless commercials including Heineken,
Visa, and Burger King (as Ugoff).
When he is not fooling your eyes and ears by appearing as a
Transylvanian one minute then a Frenchman the next, he spends his
time developing a men’s clothing line using high quality Italian fabrics
at a Brooklyn factory run by a Czech Holocaust survivor. Co-writer and
director Steven Kampmann says of Daniel: “a total pro, gifted,
dedicated to the work but not his ego, a joy to collaborate with, a
skilled improviser - a leading man who has been waiting in the wings
whose performance in Buzzkill not only carries the film but makes it
work in ways I never thought possible. “
DARRELL HAMMOND as The Karaoke Killer
Actor/comedian Darrell Hammond fondly recalls his first taste of show
business at age five practicing the impressions of his family members
on the porch of their home in Melbourne Florida. It wasn’t many years
later when Darrell realized he wanted to submerse himself in the
pursuit of bringing his comedy and impressions to a much bigger
stage. For seven years now, Hammond has brought to life a cavalcade
of politicians, media figures, celebrities and news makers on television
as a Saturday Night Live cast member. Darrell is known for being one
of the most prolific comedians of his time. In addition to SNL, he
frequently tours comedy clubs and theaters, boasting a wide array of
brilliant impressions.
Each and every one of his impressions have been applauded by critics
and viewers alike, for their accuracy and range. In fact, Darrell’s
impression of Al Gore was so powerful that it was said the former Vice
President studied Darrell’s gestures in preparation for the Presidential
debates. Amongst the great number of other people he mimicks are
Bill Clinton, Sean Connery, Regis Philbin, Dan Rather, John Travolta,
Jesse Jackson, Richard Dreyfus, Jay Leno and Ted Koppel. Darrell also
displayed a small handful of his famous comedic characters on last
year’s telecast of the Primetime Emmy Awards.
In addition to appearing in sketches, Hammond has been seen in a
number of feature films and television shows, displaying his talents in
both dramatic and comedic roles. Most recently, he has finished sBob
Bailey’s Disco Balls. He has also starred in Warner Bros’ New York
Minute opposite Mary Kay and Ashley Olsen and in the Dimension
feature Scary Movie 3. He received tremendous reviews last year
appearing as a deranged but intense criminal defense lawyer in Dick
Wolf’s Law and Order: SVU. His other film credits include an
appearance in Universal’s Blues Brothers 2000, Disney’s Celtic Pride,
and the voice of Master Little in Disney’s animated hit The King and I.
Although it has been a dream come true for Darrell to be a regular on
NBC’s Saturday Night Live, one of Hammond’s biggest honors came at
our nation’s capital in April 1997. During a surprise appearance with
President Bill Clinton, Hammond was widely praised by the media for
his dead-on impression of the President at an event before a great
number of government officials and members of the Washington Press
Corps. In an equally as impressive fete at 2001’s White House
Correspondent Dinner, Darrell received a standing ovation for his
performance in front of 2000 press people and President George W.
Bush.
Darrell continues to move audiences with his comedy, performing in
New York and throughout the entire country. Most recently Darrell
gave Comedy Central its biggest ratings to date for a 1/2 hour comedy
special performing in his own Comedy Central Presents: Darrell
Hammond. Hammond is a proud resident of the Hell’s Kitchen area of
Manhattan.
MIKE STARR as Agent Brady
Mike has had long and successful career as a supporting actor on the
small screen and the silver screen. His credits include Dumb and
Dumber, The Black Dahlia, Goodfellas and a regular in Cohen Brothers
films including Millers Crossing and The Hudsucker Proxy to name but
a few.
KRYSTEN RITTER as Nicole
Actress Krysten Ritter is an exciting up and coming young actress. In
addition to Buzzkill, the studio feature 27 Dresses with Katherine
Heigl, and What Happens In Vegas with Ashton Kutcher and Cameron
Diaz. She also starred Confessions of a Shopaholic. She has also
appeared as the peppy character of Lucy on the hugely popular
Gilmore Girls and earned attention for her role as the ditzy and quirky
Gia Goodman on the UPN hit series Veronica Mars. She has been
featured in several other television programs which have showcased
her versatility including, The Bedford Diaries, Law & Order, Justice,
and Big Day. She has also appeared in Breaking Bad, Gravity, and costars in the recently completed pilot Don’t trust The Bitch in Apartment
23.
Krysten was only sixteen years old when the legendary Kathy Gould of
Elite Model Management scouted her at her hometown mall taking her
from a beef farm in Shickshinny, Pennsylvania to the editorial pages of
the world’s most prestigious magazines. She traveled the world going
from Tokyo to Barcelona, from Milan to London and Paris seeing sights
most girls can only imagine at a young age.
With energy to spare and a New York downtown style all her own,
Krysten has captured the hearts of many, including director Kenneth
Lonergan, who was so taken by her that he wrote her a part in his
upcoming film, Margaret, which features Anna Paquin, Matt Damon,
Matthew Broderick and Mark Ruffalo.
Her credits also include her off Broadway debut in All This Intimacy at
2econd Stage Theatre Uptown and received glowing reviews for her
performance. When Krysten’s not working she spends her time playing
the guitar, taking acting classes, and writing. She is also a member of
a rock band called Ex-Vivian. Steven Kampmann, Buzzkill’s co-writer
and director, notes,”Krysten is a very talented and gifted comedic
actress, a star in the making, and a true pleasure to work with.”
LARRY HANKIN as Granger
Larry Hankin is a veteran character actor featured in several television
and film roles whose credits include Billy Madison, Money Talks, Pretty
Woman and a regular in John Hughes films including Home Alone.
REIKO AYLESWORTH as Sara
Reiko Aylesworth spent 2 years playing Michelle Dessler opposite
Kiefer Sutherland on the FOX hit television show 24 and can currently
be seen on ER. She then jumped from television into the film world.
She went from playing an agent for the government to a ‘femme
fatale’ in the independent feature The Killing Floor directed by Gideon
Raf and executive produced by Doug Liman and Avi Arad followed by
Mr. Brooks directed by Bruce Evans and starring Kevin Costner and
Demi Moore.
The New York City-based actress got her start in theater, starring in
such Off-Broadway plays as Robbers, directed by Marshall Mason;
Missing-Kissing, directed by John Patrick Shanley; and One Hundred
Gates, directed by Howard Rossen. She also starred in regional theater
productions of Humpty Dumpty, directed by Joe Bonney, and Cheap
Sentiment, directed by Tom Bullard. Also, she starred in Caryl
Churchill’s Top Girls at the renowned Williamstown Theatre Festival,
directed by Jo Bonney.
Aylesworth first made a name for herself starring in such series as
Fox’s American Embassy, UPN’s All Souls and NBC’s Sherman’s March
and also appeared in a recurring role on the hit NBC drama, Law &
Order: SVU and guest starred in such series as Ed, The West Wing and
The Dead Zone.
BUZZKILL PRODUCTION TEAM
STEVEN KAMPMANN, Director/Co-Writer/Co-Producer
Steven began his career as a comedic actor/writer at the legendary
Second City Theater appearing both in Chicago and Toronto. He wrote
for and produced the hit television show WKRP In Cincinnati before costarring on the successful Newhart show two years later in the role of
Kirk Devane. He has appeared as an actor in eight movies including
featured roles in Club Paradise with Robin Williams, For The Boys with
Bette Midler, and Analyze That with Robert DeNiro and Billy Crystal.
Steven co-wrote the hit comedy Back To School with Rodney
Dangerfield and co-wrote and co-directed the film Stealing Home
starring Jodie Foster and Mark Harmon. Other film credits include The
Couch Trip with Dan Aykroyd and the cult classic Clifford starring
Martin Short. His Christmas film, Special Delivery, debuted on the Fox
Family in December 2000.
DIRECTOR’S NOTES ON BUZZKILL
On writing:
Matt and I began writing Buzzkill with the ending as well as the scene
where our central character discovers the Karaoke Killer reading and
liking his script. Those two elements fueled us to figure out the rest of
the story.
We wanted to write an original script, avoiding clichés as much as
possible, but we soon realized that I wasn’t that original and Matt is a
walking cliché. So, it took a long time to write Buzzkill.
The most amazing fact about writing Buzzkill is I wrote 92 percent of
the script but Matt insists he penned 86 percent and yet not only are
we still talking to each other but we’re still writing together. Go figure.
On casting:
In his audition, Daniel completely fooled me, tricking me with his
phony British accent so convincingly that I actually hired him to play a
writer from “over the pond.” And, yes, I can’t imagine another actor in
the role and, yes, he was thoroughly fun to work with, dedicated,
funny, kind, and wickedly talented, but, nevertheless, I will never
forgive him for his initial deceit.
On Directing:
I suppose I am more writer than director because without story and
the word on the page, there is little to direct.
THOMAS H. HANNA JR., Producer
Thomas, an attorney in New York, has a wide range of legal
experiences including litigation, real estate and entertainment. Most
recently he has co-produced the independent feature film Novel
Romance with Shannon Elizabeth and Steve Guttenberg and produced
the highly successful Off-Broadway shows, Pieces (of ass)”through his
production company, New Scenario Entertainment and Off-Broadway’s
Voyage
of
the
Carcass.
Recently,
he
has
also
worked
producing/developing several television projects for Steven Van
Zandt’s company, Renegade Nation. Additionally, Thomas was the
producer of the highly successful Shooting Gallery Film Series for
Shooting Gallery Entertainment, where he oversaw all aspects of the
series.
He has worked on numerous feature films, where he gained invaluable
experience and insight into the independent film world over the years,
including Hamlet, by Michael Almereyda with Ethan Hawke, Bill
Murray, Julia Stiles, Liev Schreiber and Sam Shepard; Better Living, by
Max Mayer with Olympia Dukakis, Roy Scheider and Ed Hermann;
“\Dummy” by Gregory Pritikin with Adrien Brody; Perfume, by Michael
Rymer with Jeff Goldbum, Michelle Williams, Omar Epps, Carmen
Electra, Coolio, Paul Sorvino and Rita Wilson; Maze, by Rob Morrow
with Laura Linney; and Hearthbreak Hospital, by Ruedi Gerber with
John Shea, Patricia Clarkson and Diane Venora. Most recently, he was
Co-Producer on the independent film It’s Not You, by Allie Dvorin with
Steve Guttenberg, Shannon Elizabeth and Milena Govich.
DYLAN HUNDLEY, Producer
Dylan Hundley started her training as an actress at The Neighborhood
Playhouse and The Groundlings immediately after leaving high school
on New York’s Upper East Side. On her first audition she managed to
land the role of Sally Fowler in Whit Stillman’s Metropolitan. She went
on to star in many independent films such as The Brooklyn Film
Festival’s 2001 winner for best picture A Holiday Affair and many
supporting roles in studio films including, Dangerous Game along side
Madonna and Harvey Keitel, and Stillman’s The Last Days of Disco
along side Kate Beckinsale and Chloe Sevigny to name but a few.
Ms. Hundley has engaged in other aspects of the entertainment
business and financial industry as well whilst engaging in her creative
pursuits. She acted as A&R consultant for HiFi Recordings the home of
Spacehog, The Marvelous Three and Avril Lavigne from 1997-2000.
She also acted as Vice President of Marketing and Events at Friedland
Capital from 2004-2006, a firm specializing in Investor Relations and
financial community events. In this arena, she now consults directly
for companies seeking exposure within the financial community. She
has two television shows currently in development. One entitled
Funded which deals with a venture capital subject matter and another
entitled Underground Hall of Fame which follows largely unknown
musical artists with established followings.
SAMARA YESHAIEK, Producer
Samara Yeshaiek began producing commercials in 1993 for a range of
clients including American Express, K-Mart, Nike & Wendy’s. In 1998
she turned her attention to the big screen with Into My Heart for Jean
Doumanian Productions. In 1999 she worked on Say You’ll Be Mine,
followed by the box office hit Outside Providence written by Peter
Farrelly, Bobby Farrelly, Michael Corrente and starring Alec Baldwin.
She continued with the soccer drama A Shot at Glory with Robert
Duvall and Michael Keaton, followed by Ciao America with Paul Sorvino
and When Zachary Beaver Came To Town with Jane Krakowski and
Eric Stoltz.
In July of 2001 she was asked to help create a new film company’s
financial & developmental structure, however her love of film-making
drew her closer to the films themselves. Yeshaiek focused on the
company’s feature film projects: I’ll Sleep When I’m Dead, starring
Clive Owen and Charlotte Rampling (Paramount) and The Door in the
Floor starring Kim Basinger & Jeff Bridges (Focus Features).
In 2003 Yeshaiek produced Corn starring Jena Malone & Approaching
Heaven starring Mathew Carey. In 2006 she produced Waltzing Anna
with Emmanuelle Chriqui, Betsy Palmer & Pat Hingle.
Samara has also worked with the Brazilian Film Festival for 3 years as
a panel and juror programmer.
She is currently developing two new features, the live action/animated
family film All the Stars in the Sky and The Veil, a political drama. She
is also an avid photographer interested in nature, wildlife, strange
objects and human oddities. She has recently been invited to display
her shots from Argentina in a group show about The Tango in a gallery
in New York.
ADAM S. GOTTBETTER, Executive Producer
Adam S. Gottbetter is the Managing Partner of Gottbetter & Partners,
LLP, a law firm which offers corporate, securities and M&A legal
services to support the corporate finance services of public companies
seeking access to the capital markets as well as private companies as
part of a committed going public transaction.
Mr. Gottbetter
specializes in reverse merger transactions and an alternative structure
for taking companies public called a “GPO”, or Gottbetter public
offering, in which a company takes itself public without an underwriter.
Since 1993 Mr. Gottbetter has created a one-stop shop approach to
legal and finance services for micro cap public companies.
Mr. Gottbetter is the CEO of Gottbetter Capital Management, LP, an
investment advisor of a US and international PIPEs fund launched in
May 2006.
Gottbetter Capital Management provides structured
investments to public companies and to private companies as part of a
committed going public transaction.
They rely on a variety of
structures including convertible securities, equity line financings, and
self-liquidating
debentures
for
opportunistic,
distressed
and
development stage public companies. In November 2004, he cofounded Highgate House Funds, Ltd. and helped to raise $69,000,000,
which enabled Highgate to be one of the top 25 most active investors
in the PIPEs sector in 2005. Mr. Gottbetter resigned from Highgate in
January 2006.
Mr. Gottbetter graduated from Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law
with a J.D. in 1992. He received his B.S. in finance from Lehigh
University School of Business and Economics in 1989.
GEORGE STEPHANOPOULOS, Co-Producer
George is an independent producer and entertainment lawyer based in
New York City. He has worked on projects such as Wayne’s
World/Wayne’s World 2 (Paramount), Coneheads (Paramount), Kids in
the Hall (HBO), Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer and Frosty the
Snowman (CBS), Lassie (The Weinstein Company), Underdog
(Disney), George of the Jungle (Cartoon Network), Gerald McBoing
Boing (Cartoon Network), and shows such as Saturday Night Live
(NBC) and the best-selling VeggieTales series. In addition to BuzzKill,
George’s producer credits include Golf in the Kingdom (starring David
O’Hara and Mason Gamble, featuring Francis Fisher and Malcolm
McDowell) and Falling * Star (a gefilte fish out of water tale starring
Adam Pascal from Rent and Tovah Feldshuh). George has several
other film projects currently in development including an animated
movie (Steak at Stake) on global warming and other degrading effects
on the environment based on the ancient Greek myth of Daedalus and
Icarus. George is special counsel to Classic Media, Inc. and was
Executive Vice President and General Counsel there from April 2001 to
August 2007.
MATTHEW SMOLLON, Co-Writer/Associate Producer
Matt is a writer of film, television and many other creative endeavors.
He has written over 20 original screenplays including Buzzkill, as
well as Rooters with Steven Kampmann. Other titles include, “The
Lottery Man, Hand of Fate, Kin, Goodnight Rockville (TV), The Kids Are
Alright, What Might Have Been, and many others. He has written for
hire for independent producers and writers on such projects as
Boardwalk, The Grape (TV), Checkered and Takeoff, as well as others.
He has had three titles optioned by Miramax Films and was employed
as a full time writer at Shooting Gallery Films. He worked with the
writer Bruce Graham (Anastasia, Steal This Movie) on a story pitch
based on his idea titled Fruits vs. Vegetables. He has recently finished
a new spec called Pete Squared with Thousand Yard Films; a Los
Angeles based studio. He is a graduate of the University of Oregon
and winner of the 1990 Ken Kesey Short Fiction contest.
JENNIFER EUSTON, Casting Director
Jennifer has enjoyed a flourishing career and has had the opportunity
to work along side casting director Ellen Lewis who is renowned for
casting most of Martin Scorcese’s films including, The Departed,
Casino, and Goodfellas. Jennifer has been involved in casting for
numerous blockbuster films including, The Aviator, Invasion, The
Interpreter, Van Helsing, 13 Going on 30, Gangs of New York, and
Sweet Home Alabama.
STEPHEN TREADWAY, Director of Photography
Stephen took the traditional route to the position DP, working his way
up through the camera department. He moved New York in early 1992
to begin his film career, leaving his successful architectural
photography practice in Philadelphia. Stephen spent the next two
years learning the craft of the camera department and networking. He
was inducted into the New York Camera Local 664 in 1994. He spent
the next 5 years working on a wide range of pictures, ranging in
budget from 2 - 80 million, and was fortunate to mentor under some
of the industry’s most talented cinematographers during this period:
Tom Sigel, ASC; Chuck Minsky, ASC; Ken Kelsch, ASC and Matthew
Leonetti, ASC. A few of his Assistant credits during this time were:
Fallen, The Funeral, Big Night, Ransom and the remake of Rear
Window.
Stephen began his shooting career in 1999. He garnered some awards
early on, including the “Milos Forman Award” at the 1999 Ralph Lauren
Polo Shorts Festival and PBS’ “Best Independent Film”, 2000. His
photography was praised in a review by New York Times Chief Critic,
Elvis Mitchell, for his work on Besotted. Shelter Island premiered on
Showtime and is in DVD release .He has two other projects scheduled
for release this Fall/Winter. Stephen’s 2nd Unit Photography was
recently seen in Lion Gate Films’ Lord of War.
ALAN DUBIN, Editor
One might say that Alan Dubin leads a dual life, as both an
accomplished recording artist and successful commercial editor.
Although often arduous, he’s undoubtedly regarded as one of the most
unique artists in both circles (fields). Alan comes from a long line of
film professionals but attributes his early passion for the cutting room
to his own father’s success as a film editor. At Rhino Edit, Alan has
cultivated his editing career, training under some of the post
production industries most renowned talents. Simultaneously, he built
his reputation in the music industry as a vocalist for several bands
including OLD and Khanate. As the band embarked on several
international tours, they developed their global fan base. Now as the
front man for Gnaw, Alan is once again in the spotlight of the
underground musical world. As with his musical career, Alan has
learned to express himself through the art of editing. His cuts are
often edgy in both visual and musical quality and both art forms
continue to guide his style. While focusing on commercial work for
large Ad Agencies, Alan has also lent his skills to various films,
including Urban Street- Bike Warriors.
ELIZABETH JONES, Production Designer
Elizabeth Jones was born in Fairfax, Virginia, where she developed her
love for the arts at an early age. She now lives and works in New York
City.
Elizabeth studied at NYU's School of Film and Television, where she
received a BFA in film, with an emphasis on art history. Over the past
few years, she has designed and assisted on commercials, music
videos, and print work. She has worked with MTV, Haggin Marketing
and Condé Nash.Elizabeth has designed two other features in addition
to Buzzkill, including End of the Line with Jon Polito and Mark Margolis.
From location work in Tennessee and Vermont, to studio work in New
York City and Los Angeles, Elizabeth has experienced many aspects of
design and always looks forward to a challenge.
LEAH PIEHL, Costume Designer
Leah Piehl began designing costumes in the mid 1990’s and decided to
leave her career in web design and animation and become a costume
designer full-time. Her film career began with a scholarship from the
Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences to work with costume
designer Molly Maginnis on American Dreamz (Hugh Grant, Dennis
Quaid, Mandy Moore; Universal Pictures). Leah works regularly as a
music video designer for artists such as Frankie Valli, Rocco DeLuca
and the Burden, Cheeta Girls and Paolo Nutini. Among her many
theatre credits are FThe Boomerang Kid (The Powerhouse Theater,
Santa Monica), Big Death and Little Death (The Road Theater, North
Hollywood), The Best Man, (East West Players, David Henry Hwang
Theatre, LA), and No Mercy (24th Street Theatre, LA). She is also
currently collaborating on the development of new series for Comedy
Central for actor Thomas Lennon of Reno 911.
Leah Piehl has a BA in Political Economy from the University of
California at Berkeley. She also studied at the University of Padova,
Italy and speaks fluent Italian. Leah received her MFA in Theater from
CalArts in 2006
EMERSON E. BRUNS, Attorney
Emerson Bruns is the founding partner of an entertainment law firm
with offices in New York. Mr. Bruns' practice involves all aspects of
entertainment law and he specializes in the formation of investment
vehicles for the production of independent films. He is Of Counsel to
Schreck, Rose, D’Apello & Adams, an entertainment law firm in New
York, and is counsel to numerous award-winning motion picture,
television and video producers and regularly lectures on the motion
picture and television industries at seminars and law schools
throughout the metropolitan area. He has served as counsel on
numerous motion picture productions, including, The Station Agent,
Transamerica, Thirteen, Laurel Canyon, Nine Lives, Empire, The
Believer, L.I.E., On The Ropes, Sling Blade, Star Maps, and Fear and
Loathing in Las Vegas.
Mr. Bruns has written articles for and contributed to numerous
publications on the subject of independent film and he serves as
resource consultant and panel speaker for the Independent Feature
Project, as well as a series panelist for the Hollywood East Foundation.
Before establishing his own practice, Mr. Bruns was a partner at
Rudolph & Beer, an entertainment law firm with offices in New York,
an associate with Warren Alpert & Beigelman, an entertainment law
firm with offices in New York and Los Angeles and an associate with
Williams, Mullen, Christain & Dobbins in Richmond, Virginia where he
practiced securities and corporate law.
Production Company:
BUZZKILL Inc.
GENERAL INFORMATION
Producer - Thomas Hanna
Tel: (917) 687 6623
Email: Thannajr@aol.com
Feature Film:
BUZZKILL written by Steven Kampmann and Matt Smollon
Super 16; Approx. 93 minutes
Production Days:
Twenty-five days
Location:
Three weeks in various parts in New York and New Jersey. Two
desert days outside of Lancaster, California; one day in Long
Beach, California.
Director:
Steven Kampmann
Producers:
Thomas Hanna,
Shapiro
Dylan
Hundley,
Samara
Yeshaiek,
Barry
Executive Producer:
Adam Gottbetter
Co-Producers:
Steven Kampmann
George Stephanopoulos
Distribution by Indican Pictures.
First film to be licensed by Second City Entertainment
Selected to participate in a music promotion with Uplaya and
Variety.
PRESS LINKS FOR BUZZKILL
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