Trailer for Oakland Film 'Freaky Tales' Is a Love Letter to '80s Bay Area Culture | KQED
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'Freaky Tales,' directed by Anna Boden and Ryan Fleck, transports viewers to Oakland of 1987, immersing them in the hustle culture of the era. The film is packed with prominently featured local landmarks and cultural references, including the iconic Sweet Jimmie's nightclub and the famed punk club 924 Gilman. The cast includes Pascal and Ben Mendelsohn, with special appearances by Oakland legends like Too Short. The film, scheduled for release on April 4, serves as a tribute to the late Angus Cloud, celebrating the community spirit and vibrant history of The Town.
Written and directed by Anna Boden and Ryan Fleck, 'Freaky Tales' captures 1987 Oakland's vibrant hustle culture, featuring local legends and landmarks in its storytelling.
Set to release on April 4, 'Freaky Tales' stars notable actors and includes cameos from Oakland icons, weaving together a vibrant tale of community and nostalgia.
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