Jack Bauer doesn’t have time in his regular life for a lot of music. He’s far too busy defeating terrorists and cheating death for the umpteen millionth time. Keifer Sutherland, on the other hand, loves music. So much so that he created his own recording label and signed Rocco Deluca and the Burden, a rock band who he then followed around on tour. The result was captured in the documentary I Trust You To Kill Me, currently airing on VH1’s “Rock Docs” and headed for DVD on January 9th.
The DVD release of the film, which debuted in theaters earlier this year, will also contain three music videos by Rocco Deluca and the Burden (for their songs "Colorful”, “Gravitate”, “Swing Low”) and exclusive additional footage from the Japan portion of their tour.
I Trust You To Kill Me has gotten mixed reviews from critics but intrigues me. I’ve always been a fan of Sutherland and am always interested in seeing more work from him. On January 9th we get the chance to see Kiefer outside of “24” and engaged in something he is a little more personally invested in.
Check out the official site: itrustyoutokillmethemovie.com for more information.
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