Thunder Road

Thunder Road
Thunder Road

Film Details

Year

2018

Duration

90 minutes

Genres

Comedy, Drama

Language

English

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Synopsis

Police officer Jim Arnaud does his best to keep himself together as he greets arrivals at his mother’s funeral, responsible for organising it all with both his brother and sister absent. However the emotion of the day results in him acting out the lyrics to Bruce Springsteen’s ‘Thunder Road’, a song which his mother would sing to him as a child, with footage of his bizarre dance going viral throughout the local community. As well as attempting to cope with this grief, move past the embarrassment and handle the daily pressures of being a cop, Jim is also in the middle of divorce proceedings with his wife and is fighting for custody of their daughter. ‘Thunder Road’, based on his short film of the same name – which is freely available to watch online – is written, directed and also features a brilliant central performance from one-to-watch Jim Cummings.

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15 Classification

Strong language

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