Sanfran Dublin, Ireland
Woody Guthrie and Serge Gainsbourg embark on a tumultuous relationship and adopt the bastard son of Iggy Pop and scar him
for life with their drug-fuelled, late-night quarrels. Sinbad the Sailor as he’s known (he's quite urbane and edgy) eventually decides to run away from home and start a rock ‘n’ roll cult.
with sexy results...
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