Moby and Lindsay Hicks attend the premiere of their directorial debut film Punk Rock Vegan Movie at the Slamdance festival in Utah
Lindsay Hicks joined Moby as they attended a Slamdance for the premiere of their Punk Rock Vegan Movie on Friday.
The 57-year-old musician-turned-director posed with the actress on the red carpet as they celebrated his directorial debut which opened the independent film festival in Park City, Utah.
In an article published by Kerrang!Moby explained that he wanted to “shine a light on the amazing and inspiring history of punk rock and animal rights” with the film.
Opening night: Lindsay Hicks joined Moby as they attended a Slamdance for the premiere of his Punk Rock Vegan Movie on Friday in Utah.
The musician said he wanted to “remind people of the importance and desperate urgency of embracing the uncompromising ethics and actions of punk rock’s original activist.”
“After it makes its world premiere at Slamdance, it’s yours,” said the animal rights activist. “My goal is to give the film away, as I cannot in good conscience try to profit from what is essentially a labor of love and activism.”
Moby wore a casual ensemble with a gray t-shirt that featured the words ‘animal rights’ tattooed on his arms.
Pooch: The actress posed with the musician-turned-director, 57, who wore a casual ensemble with a gray T-shirt that featured the words ‘animal rights’ tattooed on his arms
Showing off his passion: At one point Moby, who is passionate about animal rights, was seen giving Lindsay’s dog a kiss.
He was wearing a pair of forest green skinny pants and brown hiking boots.
The Gaybysitters actress opted for a simple yet chic all-black ensemble and styled her dog Bagel to match.
She wore a long-sleeved, high-necked top with a pair of baggy pants and black boots.
Activist: In a recent article, Moby explained that he wanted to “shine a light on the amazing and inspiring history of punk rock and animal rights” with the film.
Her dog was wearing a matching black hoodie and collar.
According to the aforementioned article, his Punk Rock Vegan Movie features several names from the world of rock and metal, including but not limited to Ian Mackaye, Dave Navarro, Tim McIlrath, and Amy Lee.
In the film, they talk about ‘the intertwined relationship between music and veganism’.
Giving away the film: In the film, several stars talk about ‘the intertwined relationship between music and veganism’