Oak Street Cinema Monday, September 23, 9:30pm Daniel Bitton, 2001, 59 Minutes "I'm Wesley Willis. I play music and do art. I have schizophrenia. I'm the daddy of rock and roll!" Willis is a true underground music hero: 320 pounds of head-butting, unvarnished musical genius. He has over 400 recorded songs to his credit, including titles like "I'm sorry I got fat," "I whupped Batman's ass," and "Suck my dog's dick." An esteemed resident of north side Chicago who now tours almost constantly, Willis creates music to keep away his three hellride demons - Nervewrecker, Heartbreaker and Meansucker - and to stay true to his harmonic joyride. With his first film, Bitton has constructed an intimate, honest portrait of determined survival. (Hot Docs) shows with: LANGLEY SCHOOLS MUSIC PROJECT This 20 minute video piece explores the phenomenon behind last year’s hit CD, the Langley School’s Music Project. Presented by Irwin Chusid, producer of the Langley CD.