Trenches of Rock

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WINTER FILM AWARDS 2018 NOMINEE - BEST DOCUMENTARY
  • 2017

  • United States

  • 86 mins

  • NYC Premiere

  • Documentary Film Competition

Paul Michael Bloodgood
Paul Michael Bloodgood, Anne Marie Bloodgood
Michael Bloodgood, Les Carlsen, David Zaffiro, Paul Jackson
Implied Violence, Discussion or Depiction of Suicide

Trenches Of Rock depicts the career of 1980s heavy metal band BLOODGOOD, who was targeted not only by a mainstream music industry that found their blatant use of faith-based lyrics an unfitting marriage with heavy metal, but also by Christians who believed their music was the work of the devil. BLOODGOOD became a trailblazer of Christian Metal, touring the world and facing adversity head-on while confronted by death threats, picketers and protests of these metal missionaries.

About the Director

Before his feature-length directorial debut with Trenches Of Rock, filmmaker Paul Michael Bloodgood enjoyed a 19-year career as a professional ballet dancer with Ballet Pacifica and Ballet Austin, performing a myriad of principal roles around the world. Paul Michael earned his B.A. in Dance and the Humanities from St. Edward’s University while simultaneously pursuing his career in the film industry. A member of SAG-AFTRA since 2003, Paul Michael is also a 3-time Austin Critics Table recipient.

Reviews

“Trenches of Rock” Explores the High and Lows of Christian Heavy Metal Band BloodgoodJerry Del Priore, Winter Film Awards
Bloodgood’s Induction into the Hall of FameYoutube

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Awards

2017 SND Variety Film Festival – Best Documentary
2017 Hollywood Independent Filmmaker Awards and Festival – Best Feature Documentary
2017 Mediterranean Film Festival (Italy) – Best Feature Documentary, the Danny Caprio Special Recognition Award
2017 Romford Film Festival (UK) – Best Feature Documentary, Best Director, Best Editing
2017 Mindfield Film Festival – Best Feature Documentary, Best Director
2018 German United Film Festival – Best Feature Documentary


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