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We Are Kings is an independent feature produced on location in central Illinois, Chicago, and points south to the Mississippi Delta. When a bluesman's wife has a stroke, and the bank repossesses his juke joint, he heads north for a record deal to bail everything out. He fails...and gives up. That's when the spirit of his coma stricken wife starts to work his magic, guiding three young musicians to his aid that help him turn the tables and head south for their rendezvous with music legend.

Bonus Materials

• Youtube Trailer: https://youtu.be/sY7_RT05Iy8

Sales Points

• Theatrical release in Hollywood for a week run.
• Dove Approved.
• Nominated for Dove's 'Crystal Dove' award in the 'best musical' category.
• Pryce Watkins is an up and coming 16 year old Atlanta rapper who has just signed with RCA. Pryce's song 'Stand Up' http://youtu.be/cgqCascrcS0
• Sammy Blue is a veteran Atlanta bluesman who was featured in Trouble With the Curve. Rita Graham recorded with Ray Charles and was legendary big band singer with Harry James and Mercer Ellington. Sammy and Rita http://youtu.be/879fbeoJEis
• Original music composed exclusively for, and performed IN the film.
• The film features real musicians, including Bianca Ryan, who won America's Got Talent (and $1 million), setting all time Youtube hit records (10 million plus). Winning America’s Got Talent http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iI0cyKUWbOM
• Boogie Long, who opens on tour at age 23, is a blues phenom and called the next Stevie Rae Vaughn. He will appear on the Main Stage at the 2014 Jazz Fest in New Orleans Montreal Blues Fest Boogie Sings The Dealer http://youtu.be/WFAzT2CDoEc

Press Quotes

We Are Kings is that rare thing: a film about musicians where you actually look forward to the next song.

     —Chuck Wilson, Village Voice

There's a palpable, soulful authenticity to the musical performances, which ultimately draw you in ...

     —Michael Rechtshaffen, Los Angeles Times