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Dead Meadow: Three Kings 

The film consists of footage from Dead Meadow's last L.A. hometown show after a five-month tour, intermingled with vignettes that abstractly depict themes of corruption, destruction, and rebirth. The band portrays the Three Kings who are the silent watchers of their world.
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The film consists of footage from Dead Meadow's last L.A. hometown show after a five-month tour, intermingled with vignettes that abstractly depict themes of corruption, destruction, and rebirth. The band portrays the Three Kings who are the silent watchers of their world.

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Runtime:83 minutes
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