Miller's High Life aka The Three Month Rule

Comedy. 80 min, 2001. Written and Directed by Blake Wiers. Cinematography by Kev Robertson. Edited by Patrick Barnes and Blake Wiers.
Featuring Rod Damnit, Myron Taylor, Christina Marco, Elizabeth Luckett and Ryan Hayes.

"A San Francisco John Belushi...very casually real, hilarious, potentially reckless but constantly sympathetic."

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Miller's High Life is a comedy about the dot com boom in San Francisco. Miller is a local rock musician forced to couch surf with friends because of the yuppies taking over his city. Miller's friend Andy is one of those yuppies -- a computer programmer with a secret passion, and it's not the money he's seeking on his endless job interviews. Miller's friend Peter is a true romantic, although having Miller crash on his couch is getting in the way a bit, and so is his "three month rule." And then there's the girl Miller keeps running into at every apartment showing...

Features a great soundtrack of San Francisco bands from the late 1990s and early 2000s: Slender, Crosstops, Texas Thieves and many more.

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Blake Wiers - writer/director

Patrick Nelson Barnes - the co-editor

Kent Carter - on the soundtrack

Mikael Jorgenson - on the soundtrack

Damon Anderson - on the soundtrack