The Paradise Records trailer for the upcoming music action comedy from Grammy-nominated rapper Logic has officially been revealed.
This comes ahead of the movie’s premiere at the 2025 Tribeca Film Festival on Friday, June 6.
The video introduces Logic as a struggling record shop owner, who’s trying his best to “keep the business open while bickering and bantering with his employees and oddball customers.” The story will also tackle some of Logic’s real-life personal experiences, including his struggles with his biracial identity and dealing with societal pressures.
In addition to leading the cast, the rapper also wrote, directed, and produced the movie, which serves as his feature-length directorial debut. Described as a hilarious and heartfelt film, Paradise Records will also star Tramayne Hudson, Reed Northup, and Mary Elizabeth Kelly. The movie is also expected to feature cameos from Kevin Smith, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Ron Perlman, Martin Starr, Jason Mewes, David Krumholtz, Tony Revolori, Kevin Corrigan, Juicy J, and Bobby Lee. Besides appearing in the movie, Smith also served as its editor and executive producer.
“In the film, Cooper, a well-meaning record store owner, is trying to keep the doors of Paradise Records open,” reads the synopsis. “He’s facing foreclosure, the bank won’t give him a loan, someone keeps offering to buy the property, and then the robbery. He’s not having a great day. Thankfully, he’s got his motley crew of entertaining employees and a lot of weed to help him figure out how to get himself out of this mess.”
