Pop Redemption (2013)
Directed by Martin Le Gall

Film Synopsis

Since they were teenagers, four friends have shared an unbridled passion for black metal rock.  They formed their own band, the Dead MaKabés, and were soon performing in concerts at festivals the length and breadth of Europe.  Of course, as they grew older, adult responsibilities soon forced their way into their lives, and by the time they were thirty they had hampered themselves with all the shackles of a conventional middleclass existence - job, wife, family and mortgage.  Still, the four friends keep in touch with each other and continue giving concerts, but it is by now clear that their musical career has all but run its course.

An invitation to perform at a prestigious musical event proves too much of a temptation, so the four friends agree to attend this on the understanding that it will be their last gig together.  It turns out to be a more eventful excursion than any of them had anticipated.  As a result of an accident in the middle of the night, the friends find themselves on the run from the police.  To evade capture, they have no choice but to ditch their distinctive vampire look and try to pass themselves off as hippies.  It is the ultimate humiliation, but needs must when the Devil drives...