

Spooge
New York City, the Cannes Film Festival, and Des Moines, Iowa, provide settings for cultural moments involving Fred Durst and Laurence Fishburne.
Synopsis
New York City, the Cannes Film Festival, and Des Moines, Iowa, provide settings for cultural moments involving Fred Durst and Laurence Fishburne.
Synopsis
New York City serves as one of the many backdrops in "Spooge," a documentary produced in the late 1990s and early 2000s. Directed by Anthony Michaels, the film features appearances by Fred Durst, who sings background vocals on “Looking for My Yoko,” and comedian Bobby Lee. Other notable figures include Laurence Fishburne. Locations also include the Cannes Film Festival and Des Moines, Iowa. The film runs for 40 minutes and captures a variety of cultural moments.
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