Breaking Rocks and more music documentaries

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If you’re interested in music, you might be interested in some of the films showing this year at the Raindance Film Festival. We’ve got a great line-up with music documentaries from all across the music spectrum and films from countries all over the world.

We’re also hosting loads of special events, including four nights of networking drinks (a great chance to meet the indie stars of tomorrow), a Music and Film panel, and the Radar Music Panel (where you can meet some of the latest pop promo directors).

The music documentaries we’re screening cover all tastes of music including:

BREAKING ROCKS

From UK
This inspiring documentary tells the story of Jail Guitar Doors, Billy Bragg's independent initiative which aims to provide instruments to prison inmates using music to achieve rehabillitation. The film, screening at Proud Galleries, Camden, will be followed by a gig featuring Billy Bragg, Get Cape Wear Cape Fly, Mick Jones (The Clash), Wayne Kramer (MC5), Chris Shiflett (Foo Fighters) and the JGD Graduates.

ROBYN HITCHOCK, I OFTEN DREAM OF TRAINS

From UK
Singer-songwriter Robyn Hitchcock goes to NY to perform his 1984 album which grew into a cult classic.

I NEED THAT RECORD!

From USA
A documentary examining why over 3,000 independent record stores have closed across the U.S. in the past decade.

ALL THE YEARS OF TRYING

From UK
IN COMPETITION. Music documentary about cult ‘punk poet’ Patrik Fitzgerald. Preceded by live performances.

UNTIL THE LIGHT TAKES US
From USA
Stunning documentary about black metal and it’s transformation from fiery, deadly underground to high art.

THEY CALL IT ACID

From UK
Documentary of the Acid house era of the 80s. Screening followed by an acid house party at Centro.

GOGOL BORDELLO – NON STOP
From USA
Following the steps of artist Eugene Hutz, from early Ruso-disco to his steps into the international limelight.

You can find more details and a complete list of our films on the festival website here:
http://www.raindance.co.uk/site/independent-film-festival-2009
 
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