"Love Will Win the Day" By Dusty Brown featured in the short film "The Nobodies". From IndieWIRE: "Earlier this week, Dusty Brown and Greg Bratman — who are Upright Citizens Brigade alumni — quietly released their new short film “The Nobodies,” and they rounded up comedy names like Jim Gaffigan, "Veep" star Tony Hale, Jack McBrayer, Ellie Kemper, and Tony Award-winning actress Sutton Foster to play along. The short grew out of a duo Brown and Bratman formed in NYC called “The Barrel Brothers,” that they describe as 'a talentless vaudevillian team of two naïve brothers from a fictional town in Kansas who were out of their depth performing in the big city.' Their long-running show at the Upright Citizens Brigade Theater won Best Emerging Comedy Duo in 2004, and gave them a platform where they met the actors who appear in their short. Here's the official synopsis: In “The Nobodies”, our two central characters (Greg and Dusty) have to make a fantastical journey through their own identity crises. Neither one of these protagonists has a solid foundation when it comes to his approach to relationships, career, or friendship. They have both slipped through the cracks – and find themselves as lonely outcasts, as “nobodies” that are surrounded by a lot of “somebodies”. Last year, Brown and Bratman launched a Kickstarter project to raise $7,000 to produce a short. They ended up raising $10,000, and recruited an impressive cast of somebodies along the way. See the result of their hard work below." From SplitSider.com: "Both heartwarming and sweetly funny". From Digg.com: "This touching, funny, short film called The Nobodies has an all-star cast: Jim Gaffigan, Elle Kemper, Tony Hale, and Jack McBrayer! But what really makes it compelling is the music and the patient way they develop the story. We hope there's more coming." www.thenobodiesfilm.com