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I Trust You to Kill Me (2006) 6.9
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Country:
USALanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
22 April 2006 (USA) See more »Box Office
Opening Weekend:
$5,888 (USA) (8 September 2006)Gross:
$12,737 (USA) (29 September 2006)Company Credits
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Kiefer Sutherland: That would explain everything.
[jumps into Christmas tree with comedically well-timed opera music in background]
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Kiefer Sutherland was Rocco DeLuca & The Burden's tour manager. After the tour (and documentary) were over, however, he was sacked as their tour manager. See more »Quotes
Jon Cassar: Yo Keif, you a pirate, man.Kiefer Sutherland: That would explain everything.
[jumps into Christmas tree with comedically well-timed opera music in background]
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I think the best part of this rockumentary is that I generally didn't like Kiefer or his past work, and I was not aware of this band. Yet, I found this to be the most honest and altruistic documentary I've seen. The music turned out to be very passionate and high quality for live performances. It's also in a genre that fits my tastes and doesn't bend to the will of trends and conformity. And with that said, there was a groove or theme of that nature throughout the film that gave it almost a plot; Kiefer coming to terms with his life through the role he plays with this band, and their will to succeed their own way. For a seemingly pointless rockumentary, it was straightforward and even gripping to me. Extremely well-edited.