Tuesday, May 19, 2009

Derrick Comedy's Film Mystery Team Picked Up by Roadside Attractions

DERRICK Comedy

In a press release yesterday, DERRICK Comedy announced that the US rights to their feature film Mystery Team have been acquired by Roadside Attractions. The movie debuted at the 2009 Sundance Film Festival and a trailer can be viewed below.

“This film is a jaw-dropping mash-up of absurd comedy and a dark crime mystery,” said Eric d’Arbeloff, Co-President, Roadside Attractions, “It’s no wonder DERRICK’S shorts have been viewed over 100 million times online. Their enormous fan base will be a key part of this release. We’re thrilled to be working with the team.”

Synopsis: Oakdale’s Mystery Team was once a spunky band of kid detectives dedicated to solving child-sized mysteries: who put their finger in the pie, or who stole a tricycle. The town loved them for it. Now the Team is about to graduate from high school and move in to the real world, but they’re still storming the playground to bust little kids. Needless to say, the town of Oakdale is sick of it. Each member of the Team has a supposed specialty: Jason, the “Master of Disguise;” Charlie, the “Strongest Kid in Town;” and Duncan, the “Boy Genius.”

But those skills may not be enough when one day a neighborhood girl asks the team to find out who killed her parents. The Team is taken for the first time into Oakdale’s dark underbelly. A violent cartel of drug lords and strippers will threaten their lives, strain their friendships, and put their team slogan “NO CASE TOO HARD, NO CASE TOO TOUGH” to the test.

View the (probably NSFW) trailer below:

The film has a website but there's not much there yet. Mystery Team is expected to be in theaters this fall.

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