As Tall As Lions - A Farewell Documentary Trailer (2019)

"As Tall As Lions: A decade of growth, a lifetime of friendship, and a perfect final note." 02 May 2019 Factual, Music 37 mins

This documentary, AS TALL AS LIONS - A Farewell Documentary, chronicles the history and final chapter of the band As Tall As Lions. Through interviews, behind-the-scenes footage, and live performances, the members reflect on their journey from high school friends to a touring band.

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Cast

Dan Nigro as Himself

International Releases Dates

United States 02 May 2019

Production Companies

Transcend Motion Pictures

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