Three siblings in Maine attempt to recreate their childhood home movies while confronting years of substance abuse and strained relationships.
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Three siblings in Maine attempt to recreate their childhood home movies while confronting years of substance abuse and strained relationships.
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Zachary Oberzan returns to his childhood home in Maine in 2009, seeking to reconnect with his siblings, Gator and Jenni. The three attempt to recreate their old home movies, drawing inspiration from Jean-Claude Van Damme's 'Kickboxer' and the notorious 'Faces of Death'. Their relationships, strained by years of substance abuse and incarceration, face challenges as they confront their shared history. With guidance from Van Damme and Dr. Frances B. Gröss, they pursue a path toward redemption and identity.
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Why Watch
- Meet Zachary, Gator, and Jenni as they reconnect.
- See the impact of childhood memories on adult lives.
- Find out how Jean-Claude Van Damme supports their reunion.
Did You Know
- The film was directed by Zachary Oberzan in 2012.
- The documentary has a runtime of 63 minutes.
- The siblings aim to recreate home movies inspired by 'Kickboxer' and 'Faces of Death'.
- The production took place in the United States.
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What year did Zachary return to his childhood home?
Zachary returned to his childhood home in 2009.
Who are Zachary's siblings in the documentary?
Zachary's siblings in the documentary are Gator and Jenni.
What movies inspired the siblings to recreate their childhood home videos?
The siblings were inspired by Jean-Claude Van Damme's 'Kickboxer' and the controversial 'Faces of Death'.
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