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From award winning filmmaker Malcolm Ingram (Small Town Gay Bar, Drawing Flies) comes an extensive all-access documentary examining the life and career of indie filmmaking icon Kevin Smith (Clerks, Mallrats, Chasing Amy).

Featuring never before seen interviews with friends, family and filmmaking peers, along with icons of the film, comedy and comic book worlds, Clerk. is "a loving mosaic to Kevin Smith, The Man Who Would Be King Geek." (Douglas Davidson, Elements of Madness)

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Bonus Materials

• Original Theatrical Trailer

Sales Points

• 2021 Limited Theatrical Release (November 2021)
• OFFICIAL SELECTION: 2021 SXSW Film Festival
• From producer Jordan Monsanto (Jay and Silent Bob Reboot, Clerks III, Yoga Hosers)
• In addition to Kevin Smith, “Clerk.” features interviews with Stan Lee, Ben Affleck, Jason Mewes, Joey Lauren Adams and more!
• From Director / Writer Malcolm Ingram (Small Town Gay Bar, Bear Nation, Drawing Flies)
• A detailed “warts and all” documentary on fan-favorite filmmaker Kevin Smith (Clerks, Mallrats, Chasing Amy and the upcoming highly anticipated CLERKS III), beloved icon in both the movie and comic book worlds!

Press Quotes

★ ★ ★ ★ This deeply personal warts-and-all documentary won't tell diehard fans too much they don't already know, but nevertheless delivers a vibrant portrait of a singular filmmaking talent.

     —Shaun Munro, Flickering Myth

A loving mosaic to Kevin Smith, The Man Who Would Be King Geek... Ingram's approach is so delicate, that while the usual dirty jokes are being slung about, you'll get blind-sided by something truly sweet, uplifting, and, dare I say, even life-affirming.

     —Douglas Davidson, Elements of Madness

Clerk manages to capture the soul of a comic book-loving cinephile who, no matter what stood in his way, managed to overcome and continue down that yellow brick road. Sometimes heart and guts are all one needs.

     —Dewey Singleton, Awards Watch

I enjoyed 'Clerk,' the same way that I enjoy dipping into Smith's universe through his movies. Ingram's documentary succeeds at celebrating what is special about Smith, as a person and as a brand.

     —Nick Allen, Roger Ebert.com