Special Premiere Screening!
(2014) dir Eric Green w/Emma Anderson, Andy Bell, Sonic Boom, Billy Corgan, Wayne Coyne, Adam Franklin, Mark Gardener, Bobby Gillespie, Robin Guthrie, Toni Halliday, Alan McGee, Jim Reid, Trent Reznor, Kevin Shields, Robert Smith [100 min; Digital]
“The first-ever documentary about one of the most influential, underground music movements of the 20th century. This is the story of Cocteau Twins, The Jesus and Mary Chain, and My Bloody Valentine and how their groundbreaking music, while not selling a whole lot of records, inspired generations of bands to come. Ten years in the making, the film features over 50 interviews with members of the aforementioned bands, as well as Ride, Slowdive, Chapterhouse, Lush, Curve, Swervedriver, Medicine, Pale Saints, Seefeel, AR Kane, Telescopes, Catherine Wheel, and Flying Saucer Attack, plus special appearances by music icons.” – Film Society of Lincoln Center
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Special Premiere Screening!
(2014) dir Eric Green w/Emma Anderson, Andy Bell, Sonic Boom, Billy Corgan, Wayne Coyne, Adam Franklin, Mark Gardener, Bobby Gillespie, Robin Guthrie, Toni Halliday, Alan McGee, Jim Reid, Trent Reznor, Kevin Shields, Robert Smith [100 min; Digital]
“The first-ever documentary about one of the most influential, underground music movements of the 20th century. This is the story of Cocteau Twins, The Jesus and Mary Chain, and My Bloody Valentine and how their groundbreaking music, while not selling a whole lot of records, inspired generations of bands to come. Ten years in the making, the film features over 50 interviews with members of the aforementioned bands, as well as Ride, Slowdive, Chapterhouse, Lush, Curve, Swervedriver, Medicine, Pale Saints, Seefeel, AR Kane, Telescopes, Catherine Wheel, and Flying Saucer Attack, plus special appearances by music icons.” – Film Society of Lincoln Center