Ebony And Ivory - DVD

Embrace the weirdness with EBONY & IVORY from director Jim Hosking (The Greasy Strangler) including a NEW interview with executive producer Elijah Wood. Branded as Inchthe year's most batshit insane filmInch, this absurd new comedy comes in a Collector's Edition including original artwork, poster, artcards, and a 48-page book full of behind-the-scenes material. From Director Jim Hoskings (The Greasy Strangler) comes a surreal, absurd reimagining of the meeting of two great musical minds. In 1981, two musical legends gather on the Mull of Kintyre for a tense summit surrounded by the smell of breaded vegetarian food and the whiff of a potential global smash hit single. Ensconced in his Scottish cottage, Paul invites a perpetually enraged Stevie for a meeting of musical minds, continually running afoul of his sensibilities with every passing interaction. Directed by Jim Hosking Starring Gil Gex; Sky Elobar Extras - NEW! Audio Commentary with Director Jim Hosking and Composer Andrew Hung NEW! On The Set of Ebony & Ivory NEW! Outtakes NEW! Interview with Executive Producer Elijah Wood NEW! Trailer

Two musical legends gather at a Scottish Cottage on The Mull of Kintyre for a tense summit to discuss a potential collaboration that will ultimately result in a global Number One smash hit single.

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