
MAKING THE BAND Sutherland tries to keep the world safe for indie rock in Kill Me, a doc about his other job, as guiding light for a group of musicians on tour
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Limited Release: Sep 08, 2006; Rated: R; Length: 88 Minutes; Genre: Documentary
B+
Real stars don't get reality shows; they get reality movies. I Trust You to Kill Me is an odd, revealing documentary curio about how Kiefer Sutherland took a not-great indie band he manages out on tour during a break from 24 last year. At first the doc seems vain, but filmmaker Manu Boyer is appropriately skeptical of his star subject, who gets drunk, tackles a Christmas tree, and confesses a lot sometimes stirringly to the camera. Even when he looks like a complete dolt, Sutherland still comes off sympathetically, as a cool guy.
Posted Sep 20, 2006
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