Posted on December 19, 2011 by MFW_Blog
This next post from MusicFilmWeb is Andy Markowitz’s interview with Phil Grabsky, director of BOY WHO PLAYS ON THE BUDDHAS OF BAMIYAN and many music-themed docs and TV series, including ESCAPE FROM LUANDA, which portrays an Angolan music school. First published on December 1, 2008, the interview offers still timely insights into life in Angola Continue Reading
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Posted on May 31, 2011 by MFW_Blog
On August 19, the restored version of famed British filmmaker Tony Palmer's 1972 Leonard Cohen tour doc Bird on a Wire will have its U.K. premiere at the Green Man Festival in southeastern Wales (with a DVD release to follow in September). Chris Mugan, a London journalist who writes about music for the Independent, took Continue Reading
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and was tagged with leonard cohen, bird on a wire, music, tony palmer, musicfilmweb
Posted on May 16, 2011 by MFW_Blog
In the mid ‘90s, as female-led indie and punk bands proliferated under labels like foxcore and riot grrl, a college student named Allison “Tex” Clark criss-crossed America with a VHS camera interviewing new-breed women rockers. Pioneers like Meg Hentges and Gretchen Phillips of Two Nice Girls, cult heroes like Toshi Reagon and Bikini Kill’s Kathleen Continue Reading
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and was tagged with musicfilmweb, alternative, diy, feminism, indie music, queercore, radical act, riot grrl, tex clark
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