
On a Mission from God: The Story of the Blues Brothers
"Hit it."
Synopsis
A documentary that explores the turbulent, high-budget production of the 1980 musical-comedy classic The Blues Brothers, examining its chaotic shoot, legendary musical guest appearances, and lasting cultural legacy.
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