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Swanberg & Kelly Are Awesome Together!! moreCast
(in credits order) | Joe Swanberg | ... | Clarence |
| Rusty Kelley | ... | Bart |
 | Chris Doubek | ... | Abe |
Directed by | |||
| Bryan Poyser | |||
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| Bryan Poyser | writer | |
Produced by | |||
| Megan Gilbride | .... | producer | |
Original Music by | |||
| Kevin Bewersdorf | |||
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| Robert Murphy | |||
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| Sean Gallagher | |||
| Bryan Poyser | |||
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| Yvonne Boudreaux | |||
Sound Department | |||
| Gopal Bidari | .... | sound editor | |
| Chris Keyland | .... | sound mixer | |
| Chris Keyland | .... | sound re-recording mixer | |
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- Heretic Films (2007) (USA) (DVD)
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According to filmmaker Bryan Poyser, Grammy's was really just an excuse to put Joe Swanberg and Rusty Kelly together. In a SXSW interview, Poyser explains that he actually organized a benefit screening of Swanberg's Kissing on the Mouth and his own Dear Pillow, which Rusty Kelly stars in. Joe Swanberg, a Chicago based DIY filmmaker, plays a likable, straight-as-arrow dork, while Rusty Kelly plays his obnoxious, jaded younger brother. When Swanberg's character attempts to set up a fishing trip on private property, in a pathetic attempt to bond with his brother, the two find themselves in a world of trouble.
The set of events that follow get funnier and funnier the more I watch the film. There's masturbation! There's sadomasochism! There's thievery and back-stabbing! Grammy's is quite a lot of fun. But what's really neat is how it's such a fine example of what DIY'ers are doing these days. Independent filmmakers are putting each other in their films, propelling each other instead of competing against one another. This is exactly what the DIY experience is all about and what makes it so important to current indie filmmakers. So go on and enjoy the film--just don't forget your wallets on your way out. We wouldn't want you to get into any trouble.