Post by Capo on Jul 23, 2007 0:34:39 GMT
Don't Look Back
DA Pennebaker 1967 USA
1965: Bob Dylan tours England, upholding a mask to the press and those wanting answers from him.
Genuinely fascinating stuff throughout, the most interesting scenes being those in which Dylan verbally spars with people: a Time magazine interviewer, a science student, and a drunken man and his entourage who threw a glass out of a window in the same hotel in which Bob is staying. Filmed mostly in extreme, hand-held close-ups, there is a sense of claustrophobia around Dylan, a pressure which finds relief whenever he lets his tongue roll.
DA Pennebaker 1967 USA
1965: Bob Dylan tours England, upholding a mask to the press and those wanting answers from him.
Genuinely fascinating stuff throughout, the most interesting scenes being those in which Dylan verbally spars with people: a Time magazine interviewer, a science student, and a drunken man and his entourage who threw a glass out of a window in the same hotel in which Bob is staying. Filmed mostly in extreme, hand-held close-ups, there is a sense of claustrophobia around Dylan, a pressure which finds relief whenever he lets his tongue roll.