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Zebrahead discography. The discography of Zebrahead, an American punk rock band, currently consists of 13 studio albums, 2 compilation albums, 39 singles, 43 music videos, 5 video albums, 7 extended plays and 1 demo . Zebrahead formed in 1996, releasing their self-titled debut album Zebrahead (more commonly known as Yellow due to the color of ...
20 de may. de 2015 · ZEBRAHEAD is the story of an interracial love affair in a Detroit high school. Zack (Michael Rapaport, The 6th Day), a white Jewish boy, falls in love with his best friend's cousin, Nikki (N'Bushe Wright, Blade), an African-American teenager, who has just arrived in Detroit from East New York.
Zebrahead V. l. n. r.: Ben Osmundson, Matty Lewis, Ed Udhus, Ali Tabatabaee, Dan Palmer (2015) Allgemeine Informationen: Herkunft ... Zebrahead Live at the House of Blues Anaheim, CA (Episode 12) (Kung Fu Films) 2004: Blood, Sweat & Beers – Live in Tokio, Japan (Eigenveröffentlichung) 2007: Broadcast to the World: The Fucking DVD ...
21 de oct. de 1993 · Zebrahead: Drama 1991 von Jeff Dowd/Charles Mitchell mit N'Bushe Wright/DeShonn Castle/Candy Ann Brown. Auf DVD und Blu-Ray Zebrahead · Film 1993 · Trailer · Kritik
Zebrahead. "Zebrahead" is not so much a movie as notes toward a movie - a good one, judging by what's on the screen. The strength of the central story is undermined by loose ends and subplots that are hinted at but never developed, and watching the film is a little like solving a puzzle. If the director didn't have the money to finish what he ...
Film /. Zebrahead (1992) Zebrahead is a 1992 romantic drama written and directed by Anthony Drazan. Zack Glazer ( Michael Rapaport) is a white Jewish teenager and aspiring rapper living in Detroit with his sex-obsessed father Richard (Ray Sharkey), who owns a record store. Zack falls in love with a black transfer student named Nikki Patterson ...
Shown at New York Film Festival September 25 - October 11, 1992. Shown at San Francisco International Film Festival April 23 - May 7, 1992. Shown at Seattle International Film Festival May 14 - June 7, 1992. Shown at Deauville Film Festival September 4-13, 1992. Feature directorial debut for Anthony Drazan. Completed shooting August 31, 1991.
