S. Darko (2009) is a strange sequel to Donnie Darko
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Bridger J El-Bakhi plays Billy, a kid who was kidnapped and murdered, but his apparition is seen now and then...


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There is also a kid in some pictures, only known as Randy's brother, I guess there is no credit for him...


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Thanks hosenhaus. I added "S. Darko..." to my netflix list. There is just something about a barefoot boy ghost in pajamas that I can't pass up. 

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I returned a copy to Netflix on 8/31 ... is that weird?

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I would like to see this movie too but I also do not have a player. Maybe one day it will come on TV.

S. Darko (2009)




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Plot Summary:
S. Darko is about Donnie Darko's little sister Samantha (hence the title S. Darko).

The movie picks up seven years later as Sam (Daveigh Chase) and her friend are traveling west to start a new life. 

Their car breaks down in a small desert town where a deranged war vet is suspected in the disappearance of two local boys. 

A meteorite almost hits the war vet while he's sitting on a windmill but a vision tells him to make a rabbit mask and then the local church burns down but Sam and the preacher go to a movie theater where you can see your future on the screen and the preacher talks religion and this other guy talks about scientology and there's a demon or something, meanwhile the ghost of one of the boys talks to Sam then Sam reads a book about time travel and time keeps going forward and backward and none of this ever happened.  Oh, and the local police wear shorts instead of long pants, I guess cause it's in the desert.

Bridger El-Bakhi has only seconds of screen time in the film.  I didn't grab any more screen caps, the ones above are about all that are available.