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21 years after the cult classic The Big Lebowski, we finally get our first look at its sequel Jesus Rolls. The film has John Turturro reprising his role as the wild Jesus Quintana, and follows a trio of misfits whose irreverent, sexually charged dynamic evolves into a surprising love story.

Taking everyone by surprise, a first trailer for Jesus Rolls has dropped, but not in the way we thought. It's been dubbed in Italian. So, unless you can speak the language, it may be difficult to understand what's going in the video. However, there are a few key things we can still takeaway from this.

Jesus is still licking bowling balls, still has those crazy braids, and crosses paths with characters played by Bobby Cannavale, Jon Hamm, Susan Sarandon, Audrey Tautou, and Christopher Walken. Turutrro wrote and directed the film.

The sequel is reportedly due out in 2020. Watch the Italian-dubbed trailer for Jesus Rolls above.

On this week’s episode of The Dropcast, we are joined by Hussein Suleiman and Abderr Trabsini, co-founders of Amsterdam-based fashion brand Daily Paper. The partners blend their African and Dutch cultures to create heritage-infused streetwear pieces grounded in contemporary design. Listen below.

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