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Knucklebonehead

20131h 16mOskari Pastila

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"The true story about too much."

Oscar is 40 years old teacher whose Jekyll and Hyde lifestyle starts to cast a shadow on his family life. Just when he is starting to show signs of calming down following the birth of his firstborn, new mortgage and several visits to psychiatrist, his manager lures him back into his old life as rock'n'roll lunatic and to an apocalyptic three week tour in China.

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What is Knucklebonehead (2013) about?

Oscar is 40 years old teacher whose Jekyll and Hyde lifestyle starts to cast a shadow on his family life. Just when he is starting to show signs of calming down following the birth of his firstborn, new mortgage and several visits to psychiatrist, his manager lures him back into his old life as rock'n'roll lunatic and to an apocalyptic three week tour in China.

Who stars in Knucklebonehead?

Knucklebonehead stars Olavi Paananen (Self), Jarno Karjalainen (Self), Peppe Bergström (Self), Amos Martimo (Self), Niko Votkin (Self). The film was directed by Oskari Pastila.

How long is Knucklebonehead?

Knucklebonehead has a runtime of 1 min and premiered in 2013.

Where can I watch Knucklebonehead?

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