‘Conan O’Brien Can’t Stop’ Doc Gets Distribution Deal at SXSW

Posted March 15, 2011 by Max in Film News

Courtesy of The LA Times

News has been quite slow today.

One of the documentaries that got most of the attention at this years’s South by Southwest Film festival has been ‘Conan O’Brien Can’t Stop’. The film showcased the time after the comedian left NBC and traveled cross-country for a concert series.

The film has been bought for distribution by AT&T, Abramorama and Magnolia Home Entertainment.

The documentary played very well to audiences, but Conan would like to forget that time of his life. According to the LA Times,

‘“It’s really hard for me to look at now,” O’Brien told the audience at the premiere of the film. “This is who I am for better or worse and this is how I work through things.”

A few theaters will likely see a release of the film, but most likely the easiest way to see the documentary is going to be brought straight to VOD and DVD services.

‘Conan O’Brien Can’t Stop’ stars Conan O’Brien and is directed by Rodman Flender.