Deep Dive: The Insufferable Groo (2018)
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The Insufferable Groo is a documentary directed by Scott Christopherson that follows Utah filmmaker Stephen Groo as he attempts to create his film, The Unexpected Race. Set in Provo, Utah, the film centers on Groo's ambition to tell a love story between a human and an elf. Throughout the documentary, viewers witness Groo's efforts to secure Jack Black for a role in his film, capturing both the creative process and the challenges faced by an independent filmmaker.
The film premiered at the Sheffield Doc/Fest in June 2018 and runs for 98 minutes. It features a soundtrack composed by Eric Robertson and includes appearances by cast members such as Brent Schacher and Whitney Christopherson. The documentary provides insight into Groo's unique vision and determination in the world of filmmaking.
Why Watch
- •Meet Stephen Groo, a unique indie filmmaker
- •See Jack Black in an unexpected role
- •Follow the making of a fantasy love story
Did You Know
•The film premiered at the Sheffield Doc/Fest in June 2018.
•Stephen Groo is based in Provo, Utah, United States.
•The documentary has a runtime of 98 minutes.
•Jack Black was successfully cast in Groo's film, The Unexpected Race.
Perfect For
Independent filmmakingFantasy filmsJack Black fans