
In "Suder," a slumping baseball star flees into jazz-fueled chaos, discovering wild freedom amid personal madness and misadventures.
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In "Suder," a slumping baseball star flees into jazz-fueled chaos, discovering wild freedom amid personal madness and misadventures.
Craig Suder, third baseman for the Seattle Mariners, is in a terrible slump. He's batting below .200 at the plate, and even worse in bed with his wife; and he secretly fears he's inherited his mother's insanity.
Ordered to take a midseason rest, Suder instead takes his record of Charlie Parker's "Ornithology," his record player, and his new saxophone and flees, negotiating his way through madcap adventures and flashbacks to childhood ("If you folks believed more strongly in God, maybe you would...
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Brief mention of sexual difficulties with wife; no explicit scenes depicted.
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Pursued by a dope dealer; drug-related pursuit is a recurring plot element.
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Childhood flashback references belief in God and racial identity.
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Flashback touches on racial and religious attitudes in childhood.
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Features an abused child character and mishandled elephant as central elements.
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