

Kentucky Basketball's cultural significance is explored through personal stories and interviews with fans and celebrities like Josh Hutcherson and The Backstreet Boys.
“Documentary on the obsessive love story of UK basketball fans”
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Kentucky Basketball's cultural significance is explored through personal stories and interviews with fans and celebrities like Josh Hutcherson and The Backstreet Boys.
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Synopsis
Kentucky Basketball ignites passion among fans and celebrities alike. Josh Hutcherson, Steve Zahn, and Laura Bell Bundy share their deep connections to Big Blue Nation in this 85-minute documentary. With contributions from Josh Hopkins, Eddie Montgomery, and The Backstreet Boys, the film features interviews and personal stories that illustrate the fervor of supporters. The culture surrounding Kentucky Basketball emerges as a vital part of the community's identity.
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Why Watch
- Meet Josh Hutcherson and other stars sharing their love for basketball.
- Find out how Kentucky Basketball shapes local culture.
- See the excitement of Kentucky Basketball games.
Did You Know
- Josh Hutcherson, Steve Zahn, and Laura Bell Bundy appear in the film.
- The documentary features a runtime of 85 minutes.
- The film was directed by Jason Epperson and released in 2013.
- The Backstreet Boys make an appearance in the documentary.
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Who directed the documentary 'Sixth Man: Bluesanity'?
Jason Epperson directed 'Sixth Man: Bluesanity'.
What year was 'Sixth Man: Bluesanity' released?
'Sixth Man: Bluesanity' was released in 2013.
Which celebrities are featured in 'Sixth Man: Bluesanity'?
Notable figures such as Josh Hutcherson, Steve Zahn, Laura Bell Bundy, Josh Hopkins, Eddie Montgomery, and The Backstreet Boys are featured in the documentary.
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