How long is The Scenesters?

The Scenesters is 1 hr 36 min long.

Who is A.D.A. Barbara Dietrichson in The Scenesters?

Sherilyn Fenn plays A.D.A. Barbara Dietrichson in the film.

What is The Scenesters about?

Someone is killing beautiful, young hipsters in East L.A. But while the bloody trail is cold for the super-apathetic detectives “investigating” the murders, Charlie, a crime scene cleaner with a penchant for Sherlockian deduction working for the private crime scene cleaning company, Aftershocks Inc. begins finding some unusual clues in the demo CDs of indie bands left behind at the murder sites. It's a cinematic goldmine for Wallace and Roger, the out-of-luck filmmakers working as freelance crime scene videographers for the police homicide department. They hatch what is a possibly brilliant, but probably really dumb idea to begin filming Charlie as he cracks the case and actually begins solving the murders for what they think will be their career-breaking masterpiece, and maybe the most bizarre film-noir documentary ever made. Problem is, nobody is really sure that Charlie isn't the serial killer.

The Scenesters

Name: The Scenesters
Genre: Art House/Foreign,Comedy
Released: 2011-02-11
Duration: 96
Rating: 69

R 1 hr 36 min

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How long is The Scenesters?: The Scenesters is 1 hr 36 min long.

Who directed The Scenesters?: Todd Berger

Who is A.D.A. Barbara Dietrichson in The Scenesters?: Sherilyn Fenn plays A.D.A. Barbara Dietrichson in the film.

What is The Scenesters about?: Someone is killing beautiful, young hipsters in East L.A. But while the bloody trail is cold for the super-apathetic detectives “investigating” the murders, Charlie, a crime scene cleaner with a penchant for Sherlockian deduction working for the private crime scene cleaning company, Aftershocks Inc. begins finding some unusual clues in the demo CDs of indie bands left behind at the murder sites. It's a cinematic goldmine for Wallace and Roger, the out-of-luck filmmakers working as freelance crime scene videographers for the police homicide department. They hatch what is a possibly brilliant, but probably really dumb idea to begin filming Charlie as he cracks the case and actually begins solving the murders for what they think will be their career-breaking masterpiece, and maybe the most bizarre film-noir documentary ever made. Problem is, nobody is really sure that Charlie isn't the serial killer.