Gutterbug is a gritty drama film directed by Andrew Gibson and produced by Chris Liverpool and Andrew Gibson. The film follows the story of Bug, a homeless and drug-addicted crust punk who dreams of going home to his estranged mother. Along with his misfit crew, Bug embarks on a dangerous journey back home, facing various obstacles and challenges along the way.
As they travel through the grimy streets of Los Angeles, the group encounters a myriad of characters, including drug dealers, pimps, and prostitutes. They struggle to make ends meet as they try to stay sober and save money for their journey home. Bug's determination to reunite with his mother drives the group, but as they get closer to their destination, tensions rise, and their bond is put to the test.
Throughout the film, the gritty and realistic portrayal of homelessness and addiction is juxtaposed with the beauty of the landscapes and the characters' relationships. Gutterbug tackles themes of family, addiction, and redemption in a unique and heartfelt way, making it a must-see for fans of independent cinema.