Dan Cleveland Rockumentaries

The "Dan Cleveland Rockumentaries" collection comprises two films, "Driver 23" (1999) and "The Atlas Moth" (2001), documenting seven years in the life of Dan Cleveland, a rock guitarist and deliveryman based in Minneapolis, and his band, Dark Horse. The films explore Cleveland's experiences navigating life while living with a complex obsessive compulsive disorder, driven by an intense need to achieve his musical ambitions. His approach is characterized by remarkable determination, perseverance, and inventive solutions that visually represent his internal world. Spanning from 1999 to 2001, the collection totals 147 minutes in runtime with a reported budget of zero and revenue of zero. The films offer an intimate look at Cleveland's journey, showcasing his efforts to overcome obstacles in pursuit of his musical goals. The collection’s combined IMDb ratings are 4.0 for "Driver 23" and 1.9 for "The Atlas Moth." These films present a unique perspective on the creative process and the challenges of pursuing artistic endeavors. Through Cleveland's experiences, the collection examines how personal struggles can fuel artistic expression and the power of unconventional thinking. The two installments together offer a comprehensive view into a specific period of his life and musical development.