Types of Spaces (2020)
Género : Documental
Tiempo de ejecución : 1M
Director : Francesco Clerici, Hana Tintor
Sinopsis
Francesco resumes his world as if it were a sheet on which Hana can draw: a dialogue between friends in a movie game.
Aclamado documental filmado por D.A. Pennebaker que cubre principalmente la gira británica ofrecida por Bob Dylan en la primavera de 1965, cuando el trobador folk americano, de nombre real Robert Allen Zimmerman, contaba sólo 23 años. La gira de Dylan, de apenas 3 semanas, es documentada detallada por una cámara que le sigue allí donde va, del aeropuerto al hotel, mostrando conversaciones y conciertos, además de contar con la aparición de otros artistas como Joan Baez, Donovan o Alan Price. Un documental que con el tiempo ha agrandado su importancia e influencia. (FILMAFFINITY)
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