[music]
[birds chirping]
[wind blowing]
Howdy. Hi. You Vicki? Yeah, I... no, I prefer Victoria.
Alright, well nice to meet you. And you can play, huh?
Your music flows through my veins. Alright, we'll hop in.
Okay.
[car door opens]
[music]
So where are you from? Nowhere.
What are you running away from? I'm not running away.
You know, you remind me of someone I used to know.
Who?
What are you doing around here anyway? I'm gonna be a star.
Is that so?
[music]
[door opens]
I know it ain't much.
[footsteps]
Well, it's perfect.
You work for us three days a week, or it's covered.
Thanks.
I wish we could pay you more.
No. It's perfect.
Alright, well, the days you work you get a meal.
I don't really eat much.
Well, you should eat more.
Well, you and my dad.
Listen, I can see you have this whole hard exterior thing.
I can tell. I can tell you're a nice guy.
I think you might be a little too trusted.
No.
I can sense these things.
Listen, you shouldn't trust me, okay? You shouldn't trust anyone.
A girl like you could get eaten up by this world real easy if you're not careful.
A girl like me? You barely even know me.
I've been through a lot.
I'll bet.
Maybe one day I can tell you all about it.
Look, I'm not that kind of man, alright?
I did not mean to suggest that you are.
It's just trying to get to know you a little bit, that's all.
Anyway, I'll be right down the road if you need me, alright?
There's a corner store, but not much else.
You're gonna have a lot of time and not much to do.
Perfect.
You're a pretty strange girl, you know that?
Well, I need all the time I can get to work on my music.
Time is what I need.
Well, you also need to live.
What do you mean?
To sing, to write.
Don't think you can just hold yourself up in this room and everything's just gonna count out.
Whether you even know about music.
Enough.
I'll try to get some rest, okay?
Okay, Dad.
Please do not call me that.
[door opens]
[sigh]
[door opens]
[music]
Rough night? I was riding.
Good to see you, Nia. Pretty serious about all this, huh?
I am.
Well, you're in the wrong place. It's a stepping stone.
Nobody steps out of here. You know, if you want to ride to the bus station, I'll give you one. You can go back to your family.
I don't have a family.
Well, you're not going to find one here. Look, you're a pretty girl. If you just open up to the world, it'll do a lot of good things for you.
I don't understand you.
I'm just trying to be real with you.
Okay, well, you brought me here to clean tables, but I'm here to sing.
Then sing.
[music]
Sing.
Okay.
Well, this is just an idea. I just started putting it together, so you've got to just have an open...
Okay. I don't really know how I want it to go yet.
[music]
That's enough.
Fuck.
I don't know what he said, but definitely.
Oh, uh, feeling all right, sugar?
Yeah, I mean, yes. I mean, who are you?
Oh, I'm Mary. I work as a waitress. I thought I saw Rob.
Yeah. What's his problem?
Are you the new waitress?
Oh, welcome. You are very pretty.
Thanks.
You know, don't worry about Rob. He is a grumpy son of a bitch, but he's actually a real sweetheart.
You know, he's like nice, and then he's mean. I can't get a read on him.
You know, he is just bitter like those old country stars, okay?
Country stars?
Oh, he didn't know? Yeah, Rob was a bit of a cult singer when he was younger. Yeah, he actually, he got on the charts.
Mm-hmm.
Yeah. All the people around here, I think he is a god.
I mean, I did look him up, but I really couldn't find anything past 2010.
You know, that was another era. It's probably best not to mention it.
So when is your first shift?
Um, Friday night.
Oh, that is a long ways off.
My gosh. I mean, it's just a couple of nights.
That is an eternity out here.
Well, I like the quiet.
You know, I might as well invite you tomorrow night. Me and one of the other girls, we're gonna have a jam.
I would love that.
You should go check on Rob later tonight. He just lives right down the street. Maybe clear the air?
I have no idea what I would say.
You know, you don't have to say anything.
What kind of a girl do you think I am?
Okay, well, here's the deal. He's handsome, right? And nice.
There just, there aren't many quality men around here.
He reminds me of my dad.
Oh, I mean, he is a dad.
How many?
We, you know, we don't really talk about it.
Okay. Um, you know, maybe I will go over there and, and just to chat. Right?
Great. I'll see you tomorrow.
Um, where are you off to?
Oh, I have a hot date.
Who?
A woman doesn't kiss until. Anyway, I really have to be off on the way.
Um, well, that's okay. Cause I have a lot of work to get back to anyway.
Well, I mean, I hope you are not easily distracted because it is not exactly peaceful around here.
Oh, I don't mind the noise.
That's the right attitude.
[knocking]
Come on baby, some of my CS.
I don't care who's CS, baby.
[kissing]
I promise you I'll let it go.
This does not count.
It sure does.
Hmm. Talk about it later.
Oh.
[kissing]
Um, awesome.
[kissing]
I'd still have to go.
Come on. Let's still have to go.
Take me far away from you.
[kissing]
You know I can't say no to you.
You know everybody miss you. You're literally the glue that holds us together.
I needed to leave.
Don't you love us?
I do, but...
You're all know ifs and loved.
You're terrible.
What?
I have a show.
How long before your show starts?
An hour.
Well that's perfect warm up time. Plus, you've never looked more beautiful than after we've got away with you.
You know, you are the glue that holds us together.
What's wrong with me?
Absolutely nothing. You're a fucking star.
I mean, why don't I just grab the rest of the gang? They've been aching this year.
[footsteps]
What are you doing?
We really missed you honey.
I missed you too.
So do we get you back?
It's a shame, but you gotta take care of yourself.
Thank you.
You had a little idea, huh? How about we try to change your mind one last tumble, like old times sake?
What do you say?
It's supposed to my ass.
Yeah.
[door closes]
[mumbling]
[door closes]
We don't take those clothes off. Let me see those things.
Fuck yeah.
[mumbling]
shhh
What is that?
Ah (sounds of eating)
Aha
ahh
Aha
Mmmmm
(unintelligible)
Oh
Mmmmm
Oh
Mmmmm
Aww
Mmmmm
(unintelligible)
Mmmmm
Oh
Mmmmm
(unintelligible)
Mmmm
(HHHHHHH batman)
(H INSNjChange)
(alarm)
(anvils)
(bickering)
(Bilbo mumbling)
(birbs)
(breathing)
(breathes)
(breathing heavily)
Check this.
Womp womp womb womp womb womp womb
(noises of mud slip)
Womp womp womb womp womb womp womb womp womb womp womb womp wombers
(noises of mud slip)
[ Hissing ]
[ Exhaling, yawning ]
[ Exhaling ]
-[ Inhales, snorts ]
-Oh! Mm-hmm. Oh!
Mm! Mm!
Mm!
[ Inhaling ]
There we go.
Yeah. Oh, there we go.
(Nd mumbling)
(moaning)
(grunting)
(♪♪♪)
(woman vocalizing)
(Dana vocalizing)
(whimpering)
(Grunting)
(groaning)
[MUSIC PLAYING]
[NON-ENGLISH SPEECH]
This is my home.
I thought--
It's just sex, Greg.
I really thought you'd be over this whole music thing by now.
Well, I'm not.
This little music thing, it's my life now.
I thought you liked our little community,
and the whole world fucking turned our backs on us.
I mean, why in the world would you want to go back to something like that?
I love you.
I love everyone, but this--
this is my chance to fly.
[NON-ENGLISH SPEECH]
You get married?
I don't think so.
See, if you loved me, really loved me,
you would be happy that I'm out here trying to be my own person
and follow my dreams and take control of my life.
I don't want you to be here when I get back.
Tell the rest of the gang goodbye for me.
Hey.
I didn't think you were coming back.
I just had to get something out of my system.
Did it give you any trouble?
No, it's just sex.
You've been hanging out with Mary way too much.
Well, she has taught me a lot.
All right, well, you ready to make some music?
Yeah.
Well, let's do it.
All right.
Hi.
I'm Victoria.
I just moved here.
And I made some really cool friends.
And, well, I decided to write a song.
This is the first song I've ever written, so I hope you like it.
[applause]
Even if the words all came out right,
even if we didn't have to fight,
even if the planet's all aligned,
I'd still have to go.
Even if the circumstances change,
even if the night became the day,
there is nothing that could make me stay.
I'd still have to go.
[applause]
Is it enough?
Fuck.
Well, maybe we can do another show.
It's not enough time.
Congratulations.
Well, I'll be. You fucking can.
Good to see you.
Yeah.
And you.
You must be the talented young Victoria.
Hi.
Long time, no see, old friend.
Yeah. Sorry I didn't keep in touch.
Yeah, well, Mary told me you had a rough patch.
Well, it was a bit more than a patch.
Having some trouble with the bar?
Yeah. Did she tell you that?
She should know.
Look, I can help. How much do you need?
Oh, you're being too kind. I don't know if we can accept.
Well, sweetheart, it's just chump change.
Well, hold on now. I don't like to owe anything to anyone.
It's not for nothing.
Well, what's it gonna cost me?
I want a percentage of the profits.
From the bar?
Nah.
I want to manage Victoria.
Well, maybe you didn't notice during the rough patch,
but I started a record company.
Okay.
I want to be your manager.
I know. It's just that I don't want to leave.
Darling, you ain't got to leave.
I'm gonna make this bar the new country music destination.
Oh, wow. You mean this, huh?
Well, all right. You got yourself a deal.
Oh, my God. I can't believe it.
We put on an amazing show.
I feel like we're in a movie.
Come here.
You're amazing. You know that.
I keep saying it.
Look, I don't think Bill was serious about you sticking around.
If you want to move to Nashville or L.A., you should.
I'm not leaving.
Oh, Vic, I don't know if we should do that.
Why not?
I don't know if I can keep my feelings out of it.
It's gonna complicate things.
I'm not asking you to marry me. I'm asking you to fuck me.
You and Mary are always saying it's just sex.
Sometimes it's just sex, and sometimes it's just sex.
Sometimes it's something more.
(birds chirping)
(tense music)
(breathing heavily)
(whispering)
(breathing heavily)
(whispering)
(breathing heavily)
(whispering)
(breathing heavily)
(whistling)
(breathing heavily)
(whimpering)
(breathing heavily)
(whimpering)
[Kiss]
(crying)
(panting)
[ Hissing, gasping ]
[ Crying ]
[ Exhaling ]
[ Crying continues ]
[ Crying ]
[Screaming]
[Gasping]
(Kobie wailing)
(Kobie babbling)
(Kobie breathing heavily)
(upbeat music)
- So did you cash the check?
- You bet I did.
I've never seen so many zeros in the account.
- Yeah, now we just need to get some people out this way.
- Yeah, and I don't want to have to depend on Bill
to keep us above water, you know?
I really want to do him proud.
- Yeah, but I've been trying for years
and it's just really hard to get people to drive
to the ends of the earth, you know?
- I'm not so fast, cowboy.
- Look, I just don't want any more handouts, all right?
What Bill did was already so generous.
- Well, one of Victoria's little friends
took a video of the show and posted it online.
- What?
- Yeah, check it out.
- Well, how do I find it?
I never know how to work this thing.
- Oh my God.
- Mm-hmm.
- Wow, look at all those views.
- Oh my gosh, it looks like things are looking up.
- This might be your last chance to back out of this, you know?
I mean, this video doesn't mean that seats are gonna be full.
It's no guarantee, you know?
- Well, this is where my family is, so...
- Wow.
You know, you never did tell me what your life was like before this.
- Well, maybe one day I'll tell you.
- I saw that strange gang drive up.
- Okay, they're not strange, all right?
They're just lonely, you know?
We were lonely together, and they just weren't ready to watch me go on my way.
- And before that?
- Now, that is a tale too sad for such a big day.
- Well, I like sad stories.
- Then you'll love mine.
- Hey, what was that?
- The convoy.
- I thought they were headed north.
- They must have seen our video.
- You think?
- Yeah, I mean, they'll be really tired. We should give them a show.
- Hey, where do you think you're going?
- To get my guitar.
- You're a star. You know that?
- And don't you forget it.
[music]
[MUSIC]
All right, who do we have here?
>> I'm Victoria Vox.
[MUSIC]
>> Chad Elba, hello.
>> And you're in this movie?
>> I am one of the stars.
[MUSIC]
>> 23rd for the movie, The Lion, Seamort 4, Take One.
[MUSIC]
>> Good luck if you get eaten up by this movie.
[MUSIC]
>> This movie is something that Ricky asked me about maybe a year ago.
[MUSIC]
When he started to realize how seriously I take music and
how much of my life is music.
[MUSIC]
>> This character is challenging to me because she is so
secure in areas that I'm not and yeah,
that's the most challenging part about being this character at all.
[MUSIC]
>> These are awesome.
>> I'm Queenie Satine.
I'm also performing in this movie.
And so I'm gonna be doing sex, dialogue, wardrobe.
And I wrote a song for the movie which I will be performing as a duet with Victoria.
[MUSIC]
Victoria is escaping a toxic polycule and
really wants to be a star and play her music for the world.
She wants to be a big music star.
[MUSIC]
>> I don't get the running of the bulls.
[MUSIC]
>> It is a beautiful day.
We are at a barn and I'm getting ready to spend the day loving some ladies.
>> Action.
>> Well, I'm an info.
I'm surprised Rob didn't tell you.
I'm just kidding.
>> Well, my ex-husband certainly said I was, but he was the one cheating on me.
>> In this movie, I'm Mary.
I work as a waitress in a very small country town.
And I'm a little slutty in this movie.
>> A little slutty.
I encourage the main character, Victoria,
to kind of let loose a little bit and have some fun.
>> I gave him a taste of his own medicine.
But my family took his side.
Can you believe that?
>> I'm so sorry.
>> Don't be sorry.
They showed their true colors that day.
>> [SOUND]
>> My God.
>> Here, this is Victoria.
>> Victoria, I've heard so much about you.
>> Mary, who's right?
>> You're gorgeous.
>> Thanks.
>> The script was written for Victoria.
It came, Maddie wrote it, Maddie Burton wrote it.
And we were back and forth with the project.
We didn't know exactly what type of movie we were gonna write.
But when we had that in place and the type of style of music that we want,
where we wanted to place it and everything,
the movie was writing by myself.
[MUSIC]
>> I remember I again.
When no one's there to hold you down.
>> Okay.
>> When no one's there to hold you down.
>> When I got the script, I really liked it,
especially because so many of us as performers are musicians.
And so it was really neat to have a movie about music and
to have it discuss that and talk about songwriting as well.
>> Do you?
>> [LAUGH]
>> Turn it to New Jersey real quick.
>> Yeah.
>> [LAUGH]
>> All right, set, action.
>> Even if the words all came out right.
Even if we didn't have to fight.
Even if the planet's all aligned, I'd still have to go.
[MUSIC]
Even if the circumstances change.
Even if the night became the day.
There is nothing that could make me stay.
I'd still have to go.
[MUSIC]
And then I'm just, I'm not really sure what I'm gonna do for
the bridge there, but- >> That sounds great so far.
>> Yeah. >> Yeah.
>> Thank you. >> I love it.
>> Thanks.
>> Yeah.
>> Thanks.
>> I've always wanted to know something about me.
>> Well, I guess I'll just have to get to know you better.
>> Okay, don't put too much pressure on the girl, okay?
Did you know that Victoria went and sang some songs with her on the class?
>> [LAUGH]
>> Just sang.
>> [LAUGH]
>> I really was not that serious.
>> Don't worry, sweetie.
We all pass Rob around.
He's the only good guy around here.
>> Yeah, but there's lots of good to see though.
>> One of my favorite things to do that I've discovered through working an adult
is acting.
I love to be given a character, something challenging, whether it's relatable or
not to pretend and to bring to life.
And I like that viewers seem to want more than just a sex scene.
And even people who want a sex scene, a lot of the time,
they are getting off on a situation, a scenario.
[MUSIC]
>> 301 guy, yeah, so good.
>> I have a little leather shorts and leather bra and leather jacket.
>> She's like a groupie for Charles Darras character.
>> Okay, I'm a country music girl.
>> You're a fan.
>> I'm your fan?
>> Yeah.
>> My God, Charles, can I get an autograph?
>> Bill, Bill, Bill, can't get more than an autograph.
>> Talk about it guys, make sure we have everything, but
we need to be ready to shoot in 45 minutes.
>> All right.
>> [INAUDIBLE]
>> An hour is like 45, so you're not ready, so
an hour will be an hour of shooting shoot.
I know you right now.
>> What?
>> If I see 45, if I see an hour, it'll be an hour 15 minutes.
>> Bing, bing, bing, bing.
>> I'm gonna get you in the style.
>> Hey.
>> We're getting ready to shoot.
[MUSIC]
>> I would say don't bother, cuz Mary's gonna have you in a choke hold all night.
>> You don't mean that.
I was hoping I'd have more time to practice.
>> Did you get to write anything new?
>> My character's name is Rob Donahue, and he's a washed up country star.
>> Yeah, yeah.
>> Hold up, hold up.
>> I hit single on the radio back in the day, but then a bunch of really sad things
happened with his family and caused him to quit music and run away to a small town and
just hide out.
And that's kinda where the movie takes place, he's just hiding out.
I got involved with the movie cuz I've shot many,
many times with Ricky Greenwood, the director, for a multitude of different projects.
And I think he thought of me because I'm a musician outside of work in my personal life.
I play in a multitude of bands, in a multitude of different genres.
And it's one of my main passions.
So I think he thought of me for the part, not just for looks, but
because of my passion for music.
>> Thought you might be hungry.
[MUSIC]
>> Rough night.
>> Just give me that hand one more time, sir.
>> Rough night.
>> You're bending over.
>> Just hand that hand.
>> That's it.
>> Rough night.
>> I was writing.
[MUSIC]
>> Pretty serious about this, huh?
[MUSIC]
>> I am.
>> When I'm working for, in this case specifically, Ricky Greenwood for
Dorsell, even though I'd strongly relate to the character,
it wasn't written for who I am off camera.
It was written for Victoria Vox to come and portray Victoria.
And so it's taking a little bit more to get into character, especially today.
Like I wrote a song that goes pretty high and I just had to believe that I'm gonna
hit the notes and that's what I tried to do.
It's just taking a little bit more awareness about what I don't relate to and
how do I make myself believable that way.
This character is like, fuck you, I'm a rock star and I know it.
And that is not who I am.
So the confidence aspect of this character is the challenge for-
>> To play that.
>> Yeah. >> Cuz it feels so different from me.
>> Regarding the script, I just think it's really well done.
It's really well written.
I don't know who the person is that he collaborated with, but I think it's a she.
And I think she did a very, very good job with it.
So I was pretty impressed with how cohesive and how well written it is.
So happy to be a part of something that's so well thought out.
>> You're amazing, you know that.
>> I keep saying it.
>> Look, I don't think Bill was serious about you sticking around.
If you wanna move to Nashville or LA, you should.
>> I'm not leaving.
[MUSIC]
>> So this is a big masturbation scene coming up.
>> Yes, yes.
>> I asked for, well, Ricky said that it should be how I masturbate at home.
So I said that I'm gonna need some torture tools and
about 12 burly men and he didn't supply that.
So it'll be my best acting to date.
>> Good luck.
>> Thank you.
>> What's the longest time that you've taken to jerk yourself off?
>> Jesus.
>> You put movies in there, you sit on the couch, nobody's home and
you're like, I'm in the living room butt ass naked.
I've done it before where the intent is like, I'm gonna take 15, 20 minutes.
It never lasts that long.
It's always like, I'm just getting over with.
So how's the longest, you know what I mean?
Those are the kind of shit I think about.
>> Why?
Why?
>> Thank you for that.
>> All right, everybody ready to roll?
>> We're in it.
[MUSIC]
>> They should do pretty well.
Like yesterday they were kidding it and now today they will do it again.
>> Why please, action.
[MUSIC]
>> Come in.
>> Are you decent?
[MUSIC]
>> Yep.
[MUSIC]
>> Thought you might be hungry.
[MUSIC]
>> Let's do it again.
[LAUGH]
[MUSIC]
>> Wow, I'm just feeling so high right now.
[LAUGH]
>> It's not like you have that much on.
>> I'm a luggage.
>> And take out my jeans and look in the pocket, right fucking now.
>> I know, it's still so hot, but don't worry, I'm gonna take it off really still.
[MUSIC]
>> Are you scared?
>> Yeah.
[MUSIC]
>> I don't wanna owe you anything.
>> It ain't for nothing.
>> Well, what's it gonna cost me?
>> I want a percentage of profits.
>> Of the bar?
>> No, I started a record company.
>> Tori's gonna be my talent.
>> Can we kill half-life?
>> She's clean as fuck.
>> Yes, we can have here humans, but like this, and we have these jerks coming with glasses.
>> You never see the stage.
>> Okay, so going over the line.
Second six, 28, 1, marker.
>> Okay, action, you come right in.
Okay, and action.
>> Congratulations.
>> You fucking came.
>> And you must be the talented young Tori.
>> You know, when there's a script that's worth putting a little more into, then it inspires
you to put a little more into the performance.
It's like, all right, I'm gonna take this one seriously.
I'm gonna see what I can bring to the table.
I'm gonna make this bar the new country music destination.
>> You mean this, huh?
>> Well, all right, you got yourself a deal.
>> The last thing was good, very good.
Now we have a little bit of time because we're short in time with that location.
So like we have to make sure that we fit that in 13 hours.
>> Today?
>> Yes, and we had a little bit of problems in the morning with sound and motorcycles.
So now we're trying to catch up the time that we had.
>> So what's your role about in this movie?
>> Just a wife, I just go married, and then we go to the bathroom and fuck.
>> Who are you having a scene with today?
>> Isaiah.
>> And you looking forward to that?
>> Oh, yeah, I always love to shoot with him.
>> Yeah, he's great.
>> And he's gonna make me warm.
>> I promise you a honeymoon.
>> It's just a nice honeymoon.
>> Doesn't count.
>> Let's do this.
Matt, they're ready.
>> So then take one.
One count and we're rolling.
>> Happy.
[MUSIC]
>> Okay, we're ready to go.
>> I'm gonna make a dance.
[MUSIC]
>> The song is I Still Have to Go because I have to go figure out who I am.
believing in that direction. Instead of the complacency and safety of staying within what
you know. All she knows is that she is destined to sing and be a star, and she doesn't care
about anything else.
Even if the words all came out right, Even if we didn't have to fight, Even if the planet's
all aligned, I'd still have to go. Even if the circumstances change, Even if the night
became the day, There is nothing that could make me stay. I'd still have to go, oh, I'd
still have to go. I'd still have to go, take me far away from here. Go, something get me
out of here. I won't live my life in fear, I'm meant to be someone else. I'm meant to be
someone else.
My girlfriend happens to be a big country music fan herself, so she kind of jumped in
and she was like, "Oh, I want to write a song." And since I know that she's a very brilliant
songwriter, I thought it would be a fun thing to kind of have her involved in that way.
So she wrote the song, I helped put it together, we brought in a couple other musicians, and
I played bass and I sang the lead vocal on it.
Scene 23, step two.
- Walkin' through!
♪ Wild love ♪
(audience cheering)
♪ Tricky the wall, it's gonna make me find ♪
♪ But I'm gonna keep on tryin' ♪
♪ I can't seem to leave these damn dreams behind ♪
♪ Got a wild, wild heart that's lookin' through my mind ♪
♪ Got a tricky the wall, it's gonna make me find ♪
♪ But I'm gonna keep on tryin', yeah ♪
♪ But I'm gonna keep on tryin' ♪
♪ Another day in the bar ♪
- I feel comfortable, I like the concept.
It's also close to me because I like folk music
and country music, so that's why I was kind of like
something that I like, and also like movie like Crazy Art
or like Broken Circle Breakdown,
and all those movie about music,
I'm always into something that is more folk,
more like close to roots than like a huge
rock type of movie.
- I'm her boyfriend.
- Howdy.
- Where's my boyfriend?
- He just couldn't get enough of me, that's all.
- We broke up.
- Well, Victoria is pretty amazing.
- We should go back tomorrow.
- What about the rest of the show?
- I'll be back.
You shouldn't have come here.
- I just wanted to see you.
- Well, I'm sorry you drove all this way for nothing.
(upbeat music)
- How long before your show starts?
- An hour.
- Well, that's perfect warm up time,
plus you've never looked more beautiful
than after we've got away with you.
- Why don't I just grab the rest of the gang?
They've been aching to see you.
- We really missed you, honey.
- I missed you too.
- One last tumble, like old times sake.
What do you say?
- It's supposed to my ass.
- Yeah.
(upbeat music)
(dramatic music)
- You know, you take those photos out of pieces.
(panting)
(groaning)
Probably one of the most eye-opening aspects
of working in the adult industry is
understanding that you end up surrounded by people
who are artists all of their own kind.
You know, of all the humanities,
whether it's visual art, illustrative music,
obviously of film and media,
and you understand very quickly
that you're surrounded by like minds,
and the number of incredibly talented people
that I've worked with, that I've gotten close to,
like Queenie, like Sofia, Chad,
and so many others that are just so insanely talented.
It's very comforting.
I'm around people who think just like me,
and we're all here because we don't think like anybody else,
and it's my own sense of community.
Everybody that I work with is so talented,
and it's such a blessing.
♪ So I forgive you for not forgiving me ♪
- There is music within it,
but it's more of just a drama about, you know,
an old, you know, bitter country star
that, you know, has kind of run away from his life,
and then he kind of finds music again
and finds love again with the main character, Victoria.
♪ And I forgive you for not forgiving me ♪
(upbeat music)