In Search of La Che

In Search of La Che is a Scottish spoof documentary film directed by Mark D. Ferguson. The screenplay was written by Andy S. McEwan.

In Search of La Che follows he journey of hardcore music fan John Tavish Played by Duncan Airlie James on his quest to find out the circumstances behind the disappearance of Scotland most famous fictional son of rock and roll, Roxy La Che.Searching the internet, John finds that Roxys life hasnt been very well documented and comes across very little other than an unofficial fan page for the rock star. The owner of the site, Larry, agrees to meet with John but his mental instability becomes visibly clear during the interview and John decides to make a quick exit after obtaining the information he needed. John tracks down Arhcie Murno, a pub landlord who gave Roxy his first taste of music fame when he persuaded him to take part in a karaoke night. Archie gives John a history of Roxys troubled upbringing on Pishi Island where the local economy was decimated by the actions of British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher. Without adequate means to make a living on the island, Roxy move to Glasgow and managed to transform his life through his love for music. During the interview, John discovers for the first time that Roxy was in fact signed by two record companies instead of one. The first record label was run by Hector Blitzkrieg Wallace who was a Nazi sympathiser and forced Roxy to sing songs about hatred. Roxys time with Blitzkrieg was brief as he later jumped ship to Met Records run by Gary Pringle. ........

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