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Breaking a Monster
USA 2015, 94 minutes
Dir. Luke Meyer
Rating: [Exempt]
Genres: Documentary, Music / Youth, Grunge & Metal
Topics: African-American.
Synopsis: Chronicle of the break-out year of the black heavy metal band "Unlocking the Truth" that follows 13-year-old members Alec Atkins, Malcolm Brickhouse and Jarad Dawkins as they first encounter stardom and the music industry, transcending childhood to become the rock stars they always dreamed of being.
“It’s a charming and engaging mix – the antithesis of Metallica’s ego overload, and just as watchable. ”
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2 stars (Good Try) It would help if you are a fan of the kind of noise the kids produce. There are some interesting aspects raised in the documentary about the management side of their affairs but its not exactly enthralling. ~Tubbs
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- Rock School (2005)
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