documentaries

Moby himself narrates the documentary which features rare archival footage and interviews with David Lynch, David Bowie, and Shepard Fairey.

”When we first started LOA over 30 years ago, I don’t think any of us could have predicted the impact that this band would have on so many people around the world” bassist Alan Robert says.

Soundtracked by a live clip of "Proud Mary," it features Tina recalling her childhood and how she overcame her mother leaving when she was young.

”This will be the first documentary to focus on the experiences of my son’s life rather than the circumstances of his death,” Biggie's mother said. ”It is a celebration of who he was and where he came from. This is how he would have wanted to be remembered.”

”The film will be as wild as the band,” director Paul Dugdale says.

Tina Turner was interviewed from her Zurich, Switzerland hometown for the documentary, which will also feature previously unseen footage, audio tapes, photos, and more.

”With a bunch of creative, alien kids in working-class Michigan finding one another and unleashing a catalog of totally amazing tunes, it was the blueprint for radical punk that’s still going strong today. Dope, Hookers and Pavement lets everyone who made the scene state their case and…

”This doc is the culmination of six years of work,” Lido says. ”I knew Miss Colombia was going to be an important body of work for me, and reveal a lot about my life, but what I didn’t quite know back then was the HOW...”

What The Hell Happened To Blood, Sweat & Tears?‘ involves the “FBI, CIA, Immigration and Naturalization Service, Republicans and Democrats and the secret police of three nations.“

The story of Jimi Hendrix's 1970 visit to Maui, in conjunction with the poorly-received film Rainbow Bridge, and what wound up being his last filmed concert, are told in a new documentary, Music, Money, Madness...Jimi Hendrix in Maui, which comes packaged with a 2-CD or 3-LP live album.