The Battery
Jeremy Gardner raised the $6,000 budget for this movie by asking ten different friends for six hundred dollars each.,Referenced in Tools of Ignorance: The Making of 'The Battery' (2014),There Ain't No Grave (Gonna Hold My Body Down)
Written by Claude Ely (as "Brother" Claude Ely)
Performed by Chris Eaton,I will admit that there were a few memorable and clever scenes.

Despite this, as a whole the movie was a too-long series of montages set to too many hipster tracks leading to the final act, which actually displayed the potential for a story.

I understand the budget was small, but that doesn't excuse the lack of story. Shouldn't a good film be story and character-driven? I don't really feel that enough time was spent on either. I felt nothing for the characters. Why resort to musical montage filler that doesn't actually contribute anything?

If the intent for this film was to be an artsy vehicle for the writer / director/ producer's musical interests, well then good job!

Nice effort, but I struggled to stay awake.,