Lazy Days Crazy Nights

Coming Soon from Lo-Fi-Films

"A comedy about the practice of turning people, such as pop stars, into products and the morality of depriving human beings of the ability to make choices for themselves."

Written by Samuel Dale

Stephanie is a talented young singer frustrated by the lack of success she is experiencing with her Lo-Fi band and the mundane nature of everyday life. However, after a chance meeting with a publicist, Stephanie is given the opportunity to reinvent herself as a conventional solo pop star, in the mould of Britney Spears.

Initially Stephanie resists the offer, instead hoping she might still be successful with her own band, however, when two members leave in order to join another, more successful group, Stephanie agrees to undergo the physical and musical transformation that her new record company believe will result in pop success.

Having allowed herself to be recreated in the image her record company believe will make her both physically and commercially attractive Stephanie finds she is rapidly rewarded with a level of success she had previously thought impossible. However, in doing so Stephanie is also forced to give up her free will, having effectively handed control of her life over to the record company who dictate every aspect of her world, from where she lives to whom she is seen out with. Confronted with her complete lack of control over the life she thought she wanted, Stephanie is forced to try and reconcile her new found success with her true persona.

© Samuel Dale 2000 © Lo-Fi-Films 2001 - Reproduced by Kind Permission