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Sacha Carlson and the Light: Drive You Like a Cadillac (2025)
Set in a vibrant 1970s-era live studio variety show called Boogie Bus, a surprise cancellation during a commercial break leads to an unexpected musical guest stepping in: Sacha Carlson and the Light. Filled with infectious energy and funky choreography, he takes the stage and delivers a show-stopping performance of "Drive You Like a Cadillac," captivating everyone from the studio crew to viewers across the nation... nuns included.
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Set in a vibrant 1970s-era live studio variety show called Boogie Bus, a surprise cancellation during a commercial break leads to an unexpected musical guest stepping in: Sacha Carlson and the Light. Filled with infectious energy and funky choreography, he takes the stage and delivers a show-stopping performance of "Drive You Like a Cadillac," captivating everyone from the studio crew to viewers across the nation... nuns included.
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Genre:Music
Written By:Sacha Carlson, Ryan Maw
In Theaters:7/18/2025
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Runtime:7 minutes
Studio:Maw Productions, Smokey Sky Productions
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