Synopsis
Forrest's bizarre encounter takes an unexpected turn when he becomes convinced that Justin Bieber is following him. As reality grows even stranger, the mystery deepens and the story continues to spiral into increasingly surreal territory.
Saga: Indie Movie Sound Track

The first episode of *Indie Movie Sound Track*, Forrest Nolan's serialized indie coming-of-age web series. When an unexpected encounter involving Justin Bieber throws his world off balance, Forrest finds himself at the beginning of a strange and increasingly surreal journey. Blending original music, comedy and fiction, the story unfolds one episode at a time.
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After a viral TikTok disaster ruins his career, Forrest desperately seeks redemption by scoring a suspicious indie film found on Craigslist. What follows is a dreamy story about a lonely boy, a cool girl, and the impossible feeling of wanting someone who never even noticed you.
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