Getting Lost in Amsterdam
Amsterdam is a confusing movie with a meandering plot amidst a beautiful rendering of 1930s New York
Aidy Kane
AIDY KANE follows the post-career lull of former ski champion Adrian Kanieki. Not adjusting well to life post-competition (and fame), Aidy sets out on an increasingly desperate (and increasingly ridiculous) quest to regain prominence and recapture America's heart, all while navigating the promise and pitfalls of modern cultural appetites and the social media age.
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AIDY KANE follows the post-career lull of former ski champion Adrian Kanieki. Not adjusting well to life post-competition (and fame), Aidy sets out on an increasingly desperate (and increasingly ridiculous) quest to regain prominence and recapture America's heart, all while navigating the promise and pitfalls of modern cultural appetites and the social media age.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Benjamin Bryant, Andrew Rogers
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