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Filmed over a four yearsperiod, Emmy Award winning journalist and filmmaker Fabio Jafet uncovers the seedy underworld of the music business through the eyes of friend, Phil Varone, of SAIGON KICK and SKID ROW fame. Jafet reveals what really goes on behind the scenes in a way never captured before on camera. The film is a brutally honest and a hardcore look into the addictions, betrayals and pitfalls on the relentless road to rock stardom.
Jafet says, "Phil's life was spiraling out of control. The only way to help him was to make a movie and force him to come face to face with his own demons. The content of the film is so extreme that we've actually had a difficult time getting it released at all. We had to severely edit the film to avoid a rating of NC-17."[see full story for more] - Click here for the Full Story
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