Bhakti Boy is a short film that follows Daimon as he searches to find his place in the 1980s punk scene. He struggles to elevate himself above the anarchy he sees unfolding before him through devotion for his music.
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| James Grixoni | ... | Loud | |
| Christopher Morson | ... | Daimon | |
| Robert Wesley Mason | ... | Bartender (as Wes Mason) | |
| Robin Friend | ... | Slats (as Robin Friend Stift) | |
| Page Ridgeway | ... | Hobo June | |
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Kate Czajkowski | ... | Daimon's Mom |
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Campbell O'Hare | ... | Swad (as Campbell Meaghan O'Hare) |
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Christian Lisak | ... | Daddy Long Legs |
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David Garrigues | ... | Maggot Brain |
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Joslyn Oberdorf | ... | Muna |
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Daniel C. Kelly | ... | Sportacus |
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Matteo Jones Scammell | ... | Dean |
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Matt Tallman | ... | Music Store Owner |
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Joe Matyas | ... | Jeremiah |
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Suzanne Faulkner | ... | Marcy (as Suzanne Faulker) |
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Bhakti Boy is a short film that follows Daimon as he searches to find his place in the 1980s punk scene. He struggles to elevate himself above the anarchy he sees unfolding before him through devotion for his music.
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Supposedly based on first accounts of punk life, the catalyzing energy and urgency of Punk is reduced here to sub-Urban Outfitters window dressing.