Cash Cow

Cash Cow takes Andy Warhol's idea of 15 Minutes of Fame and showcases it in real-time. The narrative follows a struggling wannabe pop star as she navigates the highs and lows of becoming a media sensation. This twisted comedy critiques the music industry and our obsession with celebrity culture.

With a runtime of just 11 minutes, Cash Cow offers a succinct yet pointed commentary on the fleeting nature of fame. The film's unique perspective and humor make it an interesting piece for collectors who appreciate works that challenge societal norms. Keith Creighton's direction and the performances by Ron Gilbert, Rini Bell, and Christopher Michael Holley contribute to its engaging portrayal of the music business.