Hardware
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26-Mar-2019
An amateur electronic-drum enthusiast travels to a housewares trade show looking to strike up the perfect business partnership. “Hardware” is an out-there drama/comedy about a desperate man in search of opportunity, bolstered by cheesy drumbeats and awkwardly earnest performances. Directed by and edited by Stephen Jacobson. Written by Ellen Stringer and Stephen Jacobson. Starring Kenneth von Burmeister and Kevin Dwane.
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