We Are Kings

Name: We Are Kings
Genre: Musical
Released: September 19, 2014
Duration: 90 min

2014

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Indie Rights | Release Date: September 19, 2014 | Not Rated

Summary: We Are Kings is a road movie musical, the story of a down and out bluesman trying to save his bar, and his deathly ill wife. He heads to Chicago for a record deal that will bail everything out, but instead everything falls through.

Director: Toby Hubner

Genre(s): Musical

Rating: Not Rated

Runtime: 90 min

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Chuck Wilson

Sep 19, 2014

This movie is only 75 minutes long, so it's too bad that Hubner rushes the finale -- too much triumph, too little emotion -- but when the grooves are this rich, all is forgiven. Read full review

Michael Rechtshaffen

Sep 19, 2014

The film's heart is unmistakably in the right place — even when the camera isn't. Read full review

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Apr 28, 2015

The movie was fantastic. I really enjoyed it. To me one of the morals of the story is not only do the young learn from the old, but old dogs can in fact learn new tricks.

Often there are generational struggles based essentially on lack of empathy. We fail to understand theThe movie was fantastic. I really enjoyed it. To me one of the morals of the story is not only do the young learn from the old, but old dogs can in fact learn new tricks.

Often there are generational struggles based essentially on lack of empathy. We fail to understand the perspective of someone else. But for me, this story creates union rather than divide. It depicts all the characters including the traditional "bad guys" with compassion.

Another thing, I really like the way the whole thing was shot. It makes we want to travel to the Midwest and south. I don't know the US so well ironically. The open space shots of fields and country side add well to the long road the characters must take.

Needless to say the actors were great. Their musical talent is really, really special. I enjoyed the blend of music a lot ! The rapping was terrific and the rapper who played Sam wonderful.… Expand

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