No, this is not a joke or a test of your hipster-centric humor, a film based around popular indie music website Pitchfork is coming to a theater near year. Writer-director brothers Mark and Jay Duplass are behind the film, which is cleverly titled Pitchfork and rumored to be starring Jonah Hill (Superbad, Get Him To The Greek), but no studio has been announced. Look below for a plot summary of the film and stay tuned for more details as this project moves forward.

“a dramatic thriller about the middle-aged mother of an indie rocker who, after her son is killed in a car accident, seeks vengeance on an online blogger who had peddled snark about her son (on the music site Pitchfork, hence one of the title’s entendres). Things take a turn, though, when she finds out the snarker is just a teenager.”

Thanks to AV Club for the info.

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