Voodoo Rhythm – Gospel of Primitive Rock 'n' Roll
Voodoo Rhythm – Gospel of Primitive Rock 'n' Roll
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Title: Voodoo Rhythm – Gospel of Primitive Rock 'n' Roll
Original Title: Voodoo Rhythm – The Gospel of Primitive Rock 'n' Roll
Language versions: English original version
Country: Germany
Year: 2005
Length: 115 min
Color: Black and white/color
Director: M.A. Littler
Screenplay: M.A. Littler
Cinematography: D. Tripp, E. Sucof, M. Achenbach, S. Gallagher, M.A. Littler
Editing: Alexander Schnell
Sound: Adi Flueck
Featuring: Reverend Beat-Man, The Dead Brothers, The Come 'n Go, Zeno Tornado & The Boney Google Brothers, Robert Butler, The Monsters, King Khan, DM Bob, The Watzloves
Production: Slowboat Flms, Sinead Gallagher, M.A. Littler
Festivals: Sound Unseen, Minneapolis (USA); Lausanne Underground (CH); New York Underground, Chicago Underground (USA); Winterthur International Film Festival (CH); Flipside Film Fest, London (UK); SKIF Festival, St.Petersburg (RU)
Age Recommendation: 12
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