Lazer Us : The Legend Of Jimi Lazer (DVD)
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Jimi Lazer (Robbie Beniuk) is the leader of a Christian rock band named Lazer Us, but on the night of a major gig, he disappears. Rather than waiting to be discovered, Jimi makes a dangerous deal for a guitar that promises to make all of his wildest dreams come true. Now, twenty-seven years later, his old manager named Freedom (Patrick Mitchell) finally tracks him down and convinces him to find the hidden pieces of his guitar, reconcile with his band members, and return to The Moose concert venue, where he abandoned them.
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SKU (ISBN): 9780740309083
UPC: 095163886677
Binding: Video DVD
Published: September 2014
Publisher: Bridgestone MultiMedia Group
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