Rocksteppy 2017
"Two Brothers. One Dog. Same Dream."
In Rocksteppy (2017), directed by McManus Woodend and co-starring Jake Dilley, the Beverly brothers—Phil and Colin—embark on an absurdly charming quest to prove their worth as musicians, despite their complete lack of talent.
Director: McManus Woodend
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Rocksteppy (2017) about?
Rocksteppy (2017) follows Phil and Colin Beverly, two bumbling brothers who dream of stardom as a rock duo. Armed with little more than enthusiasm and terrible talent, they set off on a cross-country trip to Austin's South by Southwest festival, documenting their chaotic journey with a student film crew.
Who directed Rocksteppy?
Rocksteppy (2017) was directed by McManus Woodend, who also stars in the film alongside Jake Dilley.
Who stars in Rocksteppy?
The film stars McManus Woodend, Jake Dilley, David Lynch, Peter Farrelly, Jeff Dowd, and Walter Day in key roles.
Is Rocksteppy (2017) worth watching?
Rocksteppy (2017) is a hidden gem for fans of underdog stories and indie comedies. With its blend of humor, heart, and offbeat charm, it offers a refreshing take on the music-comedy genre. While it may not be for everyone, its unique tone and lovable characters make it a worthwhile watch.
How long is Rocksteppy?
Rocksteppy (2017) has a runtime of 77 minutes.
About Rocksteppy (2017) — A Hilarious Cross-Country Music Comedy Adventure
In Rocksteppy (2017), directed by McManus Woodend and co-starring Jake Dilley, the Beverly brothers—Phil and Colin—embark on an absurdly charming quest to prove their worth as musicians, despite their complete lack of talent. Their journey from small-town obscurity to Austin's legendary South by Southwest festival is captured in hilarious detail by a student film crew, turning their misadventures into an unforgettable underdog story.
With a mix of music, comedy, and drama, Rocksteppy (2017) blends heartfelt sincerity with laugh-out-loud moments, creating a feel-good atmosphere that lingers long after the credits roll. The film's themes of ambition, brotherhood, and sheer persistence shine through the brothers' chaotic but lovable personalities, making it a standout in the indie music-comedy genre.