Reel Reviews | Band Aid

A man playing drums in a cozy, decorated room.


Two men in conversation on a baseball field during sunset.

by Tim Gordon

A young couple who can’t stop fighting come up with an interesting concept to make them stop – starting a band with their disagreements serving as song lyrics in the breezy and heartfelt comedy,  Band Aid.

This passion project from long-time television and film actress Zoe Lister-Jones has her fingerprints all over this personal story. Lister-Jones also wrote the screenplay and stars in this story of a frustrated duo trying to save their relationship by any means necessary.

When all hope seems lost for Ben (Adam Pally) and Anna (Lister-Jones), they decided to make “beautiful music” together. With the help of their spacey neighbor/drummer Dave (Portlandia‘s Fred Armisen), their experiment in peaceful living places them on the brink of catastrophe.

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      Band Aid (Audio) Review - FilmGordon Radio Network


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