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Trigger (2010)

Trigger (2010)
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The founding members of a legendary female punk outfit are reunited years after their band imploded, and spend a long night reflecting on both their fractured friendship, as well as their moment in the spotlight in this raucous drama from director Bruce McDonald (Hard Core Logo, Pontypool). Ever since they were little girls, Victoria "Vic" Sawchyn (Tracy Wright) and Kathryn "Kat" Lake (Molly Parker) were inseparable. Eventually, Victoria and Kathryn started making music together. Dubbed Trigger, their punk-inspired band went through numerous line-up changes before hitting the perfect formula, and storming the charts. Then as quickly as success came, clashing egos and rampant excess brought it crumbling down like a house of cards. Unfortunately, Victoria and Kathryn's friendship appeared to die along with Trigger. A decade later, however, a small record label announces a benefit concert staged to celebrate women who rock. It's clear that the owners of the label expect Victoria and Kathryn to take part in the event, but when the two former friends come together over dinner both end up feeling responsible for the band's demise. Later, after the concert has ended, the two old friends prepare to attend an after-party, and the details of their turbulent relationship slowly come into focus. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

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Starring:
Molly ParkerTracy Wright, (more)
Director(s):
Bruce McDonald
Format(s):
DVD
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Synopsis of Trigger

The founding members of a legendary female punk outfit are reunited years after their band imploded, and spend a long night reflecting on both their fractured friendship, as well as their moment in the spotlight in this raucous drama from director Bruce McDonald (Hard Core Logo, Pontypool). Ever since they were little girls, Victoria "Vic" Sawchyn (Tracy Wright) and Kathryn "Kat" Lake (Molly Parker) were inseparable. Eventually, Victoria and Kathryn started making music together. Dubbed Trigger, their punk-inspired band went through numerous line-up changes before hitting the perfect formula, and storming the charts. Then as quickly as success came, clashing egos and rampant excess brought it crumbling down like a house of cards. Unfortunately, Victoria and Kathryn's friendship appeared to die along with Trigger. A decade later, however, a small record label announces a benefit concert staged to celebrate women who rock. It's clear that the owners of the label expect Victoria and Kathryn to take part in the event, but when the two former friends come together over dinner both end up feeling responsible for the band's demise. Later, after the concert has ended, the two old friends prepare to attend an after-party, and the details of their turbulent relationship slowly come into focus. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

Theatrical Feature Running Time:
78 mins

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Director(s):
Bruce McDonald
Writer(s):
Daniel MacIvor
Producer(s):
Jennifer JonasLeonard Farlinger
Categories:
Drama
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    Bonnie C.

    I have nothing against gays or gay movies but this movie stunk. The first part of the movie the mouths of the actors were movie then you could hear what they actually said a minute later. Very boring movie to watch. I skipped a lot of it and fast forwarded a lot of the movie too. The two women in this fought though the whole movie and cussed, not very entertaining either. They can't sing either.

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    Terrie G.

    Not quite sure what type of movie this was, but, It was watchable. You need more than attention span to watch movie.

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    Michael S.

    This was less of a rock and roll themed movie than I expected. It was more of a chick flick. Many scenes are long and slow moving. Still, when the climax comes, it becomes touching. Primarily because what the character is dealing with was the same as what the actress portraying her was dealing with in reality. Said actress Tracy Wright passed away shortly after filming. Only get this if you have a strong attention span.

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