Based on the memoir by Amy-Jo Albany, LOW DOWN is a compassionate, tender look at the complex relationship between Amy-Jo (Elle Fanning) and her father Joe (John Hawkes), a man torn between his musical ambition, his devotion to his teenage daughter, and his suffocating heroin addiction. Set against a sensuously textured 1970s Hollywood, the film beautifully evokes a colorful, seedy world of struggling musicians, artists, and vagabonds, in which Joe and Amy-Jo strive to live the lives they want against seemingly insurmountable odds. SPECIAL FEATURES: Feature length commentary with director Jeff Preiss, Composer Ohad Talmor, and film critic Ed Halter Behind the scenes of Low Down - A New Featurette With Cast and Crew Interview Q/A with Amy-Jo Albany and Flea Theatrical Trailer With Excerpt from Amy-Jo Albany's memoir Low Down: Junk, Jazz, and Other Fairy Tales From Childhood To purchase PPR permits for screening in a classroom or library or to a public group of less than 50 people when no admission is charged, please use this listing.
