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Please note this is a region 2 DVD and will require a region 2 or region free DVD player in order to play  In this brilliantly funny dark comedy Mr Jack and Sweet Stephen cruise aimlessly through the streets of LA speculating about lie death divine will and the force of power that predetermines their existence Mr Jack attempts to illustrate to his sidekick the delicate and natural forces of the universe Sweet Stephen s superficial charm and bloodsucking lifestyle sends him and Mr Jack on a voyage that is relentless engaging and darkly hilarious Matthew Modine (VISION QUEST MARRIED TO THE MOB) as Mr Jack and Callum Blue (SMALLVILLE DEAD LIKE ME) as Sweet Stephen The film reunites Modine and Adam Baldwin playing Tommy the cop (CHUCK) for the first time since Kubrick s FULL METAL JACKET and Zach Galifianakis (THE HANGOVER) performance as a drug-dealing porn shop owner is brilliant and funny Director Gregory Dark (SEE NO EVIL) delivers a powerful and entertaining journey brimming with quirky memorable characters Paul Adelstein (PRISON BREAK PRIVATE PRACTICE) Liza Weil (GILMORE GIRLS) and Don McManus (OCEANS THIRTEEN) round out the talented cast who came together over Robert Dean Klein s (DARK RIDE) colourful and unique screenplay

Philosophical comedy following two friends as they wander around Los Angeles speculating on love, life and the meaning of the cosmos. Mr Jack (Matthew Modine) and Sweet Stephen (Callum Blue) are an eccentric pair. Mr Jack fancies himself as something of a philosopher and is happy to pontificate on all matters to his friend, but Sweet Stephen is more impulsive and often leads the pair into action rather than contemplation. The city, however, is arguably the real eccentric of the film. On their wanderings in L.A. Mr Jack and Stephen come across a variety of bizarre characters and situations, including a criminal suffering a crisis of self-confidence and an unbelievably obnoxious talk show host.