[kj] KJ doc US premiere in October:

[Rheinhold Squeegee]

http://www.cbgb.com/films.php


>From the looks of it, the correct response is, "Buy a ticket."


;)

Date: Thu, 19 Sep 2013 12:08:41 -0400
From: vassifer at earthlink.net
To: letranger789 at yahoo.com; gathering at misera.net; gathering at misera.net
Subject: Re: [kj] KJ doc US premiere in October:


Okay, so what's a lifelong KJ fan and native New Yorker gotta do to get into this premier?
Alex in NYC

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Subject: Re: [kj] KJ doc US premiere in October:



Whoa nice catch Rheinhold!
        From: Rheinhold Squeegee <kjlist at live.com>
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 Sent: Thursday, September 19, 2013 9:53 AM
 Subject: [kj] KJ doc US premiere in October:
   



http://www.billboard.com/articles/news/5695609/cbgb-film-festival-lineup-announced

 
                                        CBGB Film Festival Lineup Announced
                                                              By Phil Gallo, Los Angeles  | September 18, 2013 6:45 PM EDT

                    
                                    
                        
        
        
            
                  
    

      
  
    
                        
                
               
              
	
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    This
 year's CBGB Music & Film Festival will travel from the Bowery to 
Broadway with "CBGB" and "Broadway Idiot," the documentary on Green 
Day's Billie Joe Armstrong and the making of the musical "American 
Idiot." 
Taking place Oct. 8-13, about 60 feature films and shorts 
will be screened, 25 of which are receiving world and U.S. Among the 
films making their debuts are Brandon Walz's "Geek USA," Shaun 
Pettigrew's documentary on Killing Joke, Michael Cain "The Starck 
Project" about the Dallas nightclub and Greg Harding's work-in-progress 
documentary on the Bronx, N.Y.,  punk/funk band E.S.G. Gorman Bechard 
will show clips of his  film on Hüsker Dü's Grant Hart.
"Our film selections will showcase a solid mix of music 
genres including rock, bluegrass, pop and folk, while also exploring the
 foreign music culture of countries such as Brazil, Italy, London, 
Australia and the underground punk scenes in Montreal and Toronto," film
 festival director Joe Amodei said in a statement.
"CBGB," director Randall Miller's take on the story of 
Hilly Kristal and his club that birthed underground rock 'n roll and 
punk, will open the festival at 8 p.m. on Oct. 8. "Broadway Idiot," 
directed by Doug Hamilton, plays Oct. 10.
The 2013 CBGB Film Festival World Premieres: 
"Every Everything: The Music, Life & Times Of Grant Hart." Director: Gorman Bechard (World Premiere)
Bechard will show clips from this unfinished film and discuss the movie.
"Geek USA. Director: Brandon Walz
A high school senior wins a battle of the bands and goes from unknown geek to most eligible bachelor for prom.
"The Death And Resurrection Show." Director: Shaun Pettigrew 
A
 music documentary exploring the turbulent, controversial and often 
unbelievable 30-year history of British post punk industrial band 
Killing Joke.
"The E.S.G. Story." Director: Greg Harding 
Story of three sisters in the Bronx who form the post-punk/funk band E.S.G.
"The Starck Project." Director: Michael Cain
Film includes appearances from the late Larry Hagman, Owen Wilson and this year's CBGB Icon Award Winner Seymour Stein.

The 2013 CBGB Film Festival U.S. Premieres
"Autoluminescent." Director: Richard Lowenstein 
Documentary on Rowland S Howard, an early Melbourne punk.Narrated by Henry Rollins.
"Dutch Influence." Directors: Samuel Comazzi, Hatib el Khatib
Armin van Buuren, Tiësto, Afrojack, Laidback Luke and other leaders in house music tell their stories.
"Heart Of Bruno Wizard." Director: Elisabeth Rasmussen
Bruno
 Wizard was a London punk musician who performed at the Roxy club who 
rejected record company contracts to follow his own principles.
"Livin Out Rock N Roll." Director: Paulo Sedarazzi
The story of the Baby Teenage Idols from the London 80s rock scene.
"Locked In A Garage Band." Director: Jennifer Westcott
The
 first feature from filmmaking sisters Jennifer and Victoria Westcott 
tackles six feuding members of a high school rock band locked in their 
garage for a day.
"Paul Kelly, Stories Of Me." Director: Ian Darling
Australia's gifted singer-songwriter's 40 year career.
"Pleased To Meet Me." Director: Archie Borders 
The
 lead singer of a seminal punk band reunites with his former partner to 
form a band for a single day. Starring Aimee Mann, John Doe, Loudon 
Wainwright.
"Romeo And Juliet: A Love Song" Director: Tim Van Dammen
A hip-hop operatic version of the Shakespeare classic.
"Svengali." Director:John Hardwick
Dixie (Johnny Owen) is a postman from South Wales who discovers a great band on YouTube and offers to manage them.
"The Montreal Underground." Director: Giuliano Bossa
Documentary on the DIY local scene of Montreal.
Among other films that have played other festivals that 
will be screened the CBGB festival are "Babe and Ricky's Inn," "Bad 
Brains: A Band in DC," "Bayou Maharajah: The Tragic Genius Of James 
Booker," "Brothers Hypnotic," and "Big Star Nothing Can Hurt Me."
For a complete list of the film festival, go here.

 		 	   		  

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