The Seven Sins of Daniel Tucker is a film that chronicles indie filmmaker Wes Malvini's attempt to adapt Austrian composer and activist Daniel Tucker’s Die Sieben Symphonien der Sunde into a feature length film. The picture combines real interviews with the cast and crew (and Daniel Tucker himself), pseudo-documentary footage of behind the scenes turmoil, and the completed film itself which follow seven different characters last moments of life before being slain by the following characters sin.

Each story is told as a different genre, from Film Noir, Horror, Musical, French New Wave, Drama, Children's television show, and the news. The Seven Sins of Daniel Tucker is a mind-bending and sardonic slap in the face to people's obsessions with death and the world in general along with a poignant and hilarious deconstruction of independent filmmaking.

Due to the outrageous nature of this film, no one under 18 will be admitted.

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