I Trust You to Kill Me (2006)

User Rating:

7.0/10   

Director:

Manu Boyer

Genre:

Documentary | Music

Plot Keywords:

Europe | Hotel | Guitarist | Rock Documentary | Guitar

Cast

David Beste
Ryan Carman
Greg Velasquez
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Jon Cassar	...	Himself
Rocco DeLuca	...	Himself
Charlie Finelli	...	Himself
Michelle Post	...	Herself
Rocco DeLuca & The Burden	...	Themselves
Kiefer Sutherland	...	Himself

Directed by
Manu Boyer

Produced by
Matt R. Brady	....	producer
Pliny Porter	....	producer

Film Editing by
Erin Nordstrom
Jennifer Tiexiera

Production Management
Leigh Norton	....	production manager
Luke Watson	....	production manager

Sound Department
Ben Biles	....	sound mixer
Dave Wagg	....	sound mixer

Editorial Department
Brenda Bank	....	post-production coordinator
Brian 'Crash' Carlucci	....	colorist (as Crash Carlucci)
Daniel Reitzenstein	....	assistant editor

Music Department
Florian Ammon	....	music mixer
Florian Ammon	....	music recordist

Other crew
Ty Griffin	....	production coordinator

Production Companies

• MRB Productions
• Motion Picture Group, The
• VH1 Rock Docs

Distributors

• First Independent Pictures (2006) (USA) (theatrical)
• 3DD Entertainment (2007) (Non-USA) (all media)

MPAA:

Rated R for language.

Runtime:

105 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color | Black and White

Certification:

USA:R

Filming Locations:

Berlin, Germany

Company:

MRB Productions

Trivia:

The world premiere for this music documentary was held at the Nashville Film Festival.

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]

Movie Connections:

References "24" (2001)

awesome for fans

i absolutely loved this documentary (rockumentary, really), but, as the poster above me mentioned, it's not that great if you're not a fan of kiefer or rocco & friends (honestly, i'm not really sure why you'd get a documentary about someone if you're not interested in them *shrugs*). i happen to be a huge fan of kiefer's (if the name didn't give you a clue) and recently a large fan of rocco deluca and the burden. forgive me for not going into detail about it, but the previous poster covered a lot, and i don't have the time. short and simple: for fans- obviously a must have. for *ah-hem* "non-fans"- you probably don't wanna waste your time watching a documentary about someone you're not interested in.