HYPER - Stroud Film Festival Film Screening

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Stroud Film Festival Film Screening HYPER: The Stevie Hyper D Story (15) Runtime - 1h 33m Release Date - 15 November 2024 Documentary - strong language, drug misuse Directors - Jamie Ross-Hulme Cast - Darrell Austin, Andy C, Evil B, Harry Shotta, Navigator , Nicky Blackmarket, Rage , Uncle Dugs On the big screen for the first time, bear witness to the origin story of UK jungle’s peerless icon, MC STEVIE HYPER D. A massive stage presence and a musical pioneer, Stevie Hyper D supercharged British rave culture into one of the most significant musical movements of the last 30 years. Darrell Austin

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