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In 2009, Zachary Oberzan returns to his childhood home in Maine to reconnect with his siblings, Gator and Jenni. The siblings aim to recreate their childhood home movies inspired by Jean-Claude Van Damme's 'Kickboxer' and the controversial 'Faces of Death'. Their reunion is marked by the challenges of aging, substance abuse, and incarceration that have strained their relationships over the years.
With the support of Jean-Claude Van Damme and Dr. Frances B. Gröss, the siblings confront their shared past. They seek redemption and a renewed sense of identity as they navigate the complexities of their familial bonds and personal struggles.
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.
Perfect For
Sibling relationshipsHome video nostalgiaJean-Claude Van Damme fans