It’s rare that a film develops the type of rabid fan-following unique to fare like The Rocky Horror Picture Show, but the creative team behind Queens of Country is boasting such a comparison. Having completed their post-production, filmmakers Ryan Page and Christopher Pomerenke (both from Blood Into Wine) are debating where to premiere the film. The announcement should be made sometime in mid-March. Queens of Country stars Lizzy Caplan (Cloverfield), Ron Livingston (Office Space) and Joe Lo Truglio (Superbad) and follows a small town Arizona girl (Caplan) seeking her soul mate, the owner of a lost iPod. Hit the jump to check out the first image from Queens of Country, featuring Caplan as Jolene Gillis.

Here’s the first feature image of Caplan:

Check out the full press release below:

Feb. 6, LOS ANGELES -- Queens of Country, the irreverent Western tale of a lost iPod, line dancing and mistaken identities starring Lizzy Caplan and Ron Livingston, has just completed post-production and the filmmakers are in the process of making final decisions about where to premiere the film.

The film has already achieved cult status with a thriving online presence dedicated to the quirky comedy.  The Queens of Country cast members have been at the forefront of spreading the word about the unique film with Caplan describing the film as "bananas" to Esquire Magazine during her recent barnstorm of Sundance Film Festival (supporting two forthcoming features: Save The Date and Bachelorette) and Joe Lo Truglio describing the film to Ology as "a really funny, unique movie."  Phoenix Magazine's February issue profiled the Arizona-shot film and its directors, Ryan Page and Christopher Pomerenke, describing Queens of Country as "seemingly equal parts Raising Arizona and Urban Cowboy with a dash of Rocky Horror."

Rounding out the cast and crew of Queens of Country are Maynard James Keenan, the notorious front man for alt-rock outfits Tool, A Perfect Circle and Puscifer, as Bobby Angel, Modest Mouse songwriter Isaac Brock is handling the movie's score and the legendary rockabilly singer Wanda Jackson performs in the film.

"We're so grateful that audiences are already lined up, if even in a virtual sense, to see Queens of Country. We definitely have a lot of love for the midnight movie. But we would never specifically set out to make one," explained co-Director RyanPage.  "But when we started seeing fans dress up like the characters in Queens of Country and show up at screenings of our other films or even outside our offices, we realized that in a very real way that we may have made something that will reach audiences in the same way a Rocky Horror Picture Show or a Priscilla, Queen of the Desert has.  Just wait until everybody sees the final version.”

Producer Chris “Topper” McDaniel added, “At this point it’s about selecting the right festival to premiere the film at.  It appears that we’ll have to make a very tough decision in the coming few weeks as to which of the film festival opportunities that have been presented to us to select but we hope to make an announcement by mid-March.”

A byproduct of the mounting interest in Queens of Country is that demand for Page and Pomerenke's involvement in projects continues to grow with the duo finishing up a spec script titled The Rogue President as well as having two feature film projects in development.  Producer Chris “Topper” McDaniel is directing his debut film, the documentary Music City U.S.A.

Sales of Queens of Country are being spearheaded by Cassian Elwes.