The Last Scene
Synopsis
The Last Scene chronicles the path the underground punk scene of the late-90’s/early-00’s took to mainstream popularity. It all began in basements and VFW halls with bands like Thursday and Saves the Day, and exploded into arenas with groups such as Taking Back Sunday, My Chemical Romance, and Fall Out Boy. This is the story of a group of artists who came up together in the same scene, during a pivotal era for the music industry and youth culture at large.
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Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Kyle Kilday
- Original Title
- The Last Scene
- Spoken Languages
- English
- Runtime
- 2h 14m
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What is The Last Scene about?
The Last Scene chronicles the path the underground punk scene of the late-90’s/early-00’s took to mainstream popularity. It all began in basements and VFW halls with bands like Thursday and Saves the Day, and exploded into arenas with groups such as Taking Back Sunday, My Chemical Romance, and Fall Out Boy. This is the story of a group of artists who came up together in the same scene, during a pivotal era for the music industry and youth culture at large.
Who directed The Last Scene?
The Last Scene was directed by Kyle Kilday.
Who stars in The Last Scene?
The principal cast of The Last Scene includes Gabe Saporta, Mike Doyle.
When was The Last Scene released and how long is it?
The Last Scene was released in the theatrical window with a total runtime of 2h 14m.