SJD: A Rock & Roll Fantasy

"Heavy Metal" meets "Fantasia," only live-action.

Thirty years after WWIII, an eighteen-year-old bunker baby--"No Name"--escapes top-side to see the world.

Along the way, he meets the "Girl With Yellow Hair," a catatonic with a special relationship with nature. Abandoning her the first chance he gets, he spends the rest of the movie pining for her.

He enlists in the army to serve as a courier in a nuclear civil war. The Boy goes on to have many spectacular adventures to the music of "Led Zeppelin," "Pink Floyd," "Megadeth," "Tesla," and more.

The centerpiece is a nuclear confrontation at the end of Act II, set to Tchaikovsky's "Overture of 1812." No Name inadvertently sets off a bomb so big that it catches the atmosphere on fire, turning the sky green for Act III.

This movie is a spectacle for the senses that will leave you "thunderstruck."