Slaves to the Underground

The story centers on the band "No Exits," which is poised to sign a record deal. Tensions arise when Shelly, the band's guitarist, reconnects with her former boyfriend Jimmy, creating a love triangle that complicates her relationship with the band’s singer, Suzy. As Shelly navigates her feelings for both men, Suzy is undergoing a transformation into a feminist, adding another layer of conflict to their dynamic.

This film features notable performances from Molly Gross, Jason Bortz, Marisa Ryan, and Bob Neuwirth, who bring the story of ambition and emotional struggle to life. The mix of drama and comedy, along with its music elements, makes it a unique exploration of the music scene during the 90s. "Slaves to the Underground" captures the challenges faced by women in music and the complexities of personal relationships, making it a significant entry in its genre.