#Musical Documentary

[elvismentions]

Tina (2021) dir. T.J. Martin, Daniel Lindsay

[schlock-luster-video]

On July 15, 1978, Abba the Movie debuted in Japan.

[the-blueprint]

"Brazilian hand games and American hand games!!!! Realizing that the art of hand games comes from Africa! I never thought about it before. It was just embedded in our childhood."

"The collective consciousness is real"

"My goodness. We played this in Nigeria too."

There's a documentary with @jamilawoods called "Black Girls Play" about the history of handclap games in the US and their importance in the Black community. And a book before it called The Games Black Girls Play, by Kyra D. Gaunt.

[illustraction]

DON’T LOOK BACK (1967) - BOB DYLAN POSTERS (Part 6/10)

One of Bob Dylan’s most important visual moment is the opening scene in the 1965 Music documentary - shot during his British tour by D.A. Pennebaker - where he holds lyrics cards to the song Subterranean Homesick Blues.

The scene cemented his reputation as a groundbreaking artist both musical and visual.

Above is the very limited edition printed for the 2017 Japanese rerelease

Director: D.A. Pennebaker Actors: Bob Dylan, Joan Baez, Donovan, Marianne Faithfull, Allen Ginsberg

All our BOB DYLAN POSTERS ARE HERE

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All our NEW POSTERS are here All our ON SALE posters are here

The poster above courtesy of ILLUSTRACTION GALLERY

[shinedoitsulikeabright]

Do you guys think there were moments while they were in that horse when Ody's soldiers giggled like middle school girls during a sleepover?

Elpenor: "Oh my gods, Perimedes, shush! You're gonna get us all busted!"

Perimedes: "But this is so much fun, they have no idea! They'll never see it coming! What a bunch of losers!"

Odysseus: "Guys, please, we worked so hard to build this stupid horse. Don't be the reason we lose the war."

Eurylochus: "If they didn't hear them by now, they probably never will. I'm honestly starting to suspect they're all deaf..."

Perimedes: "Heh, that makes our job much easier then."

Athena (to herself): "I have no idea how any of them lasted this long..."

[rosetta-draws]

they wont teach you this in your classes, but look it up-

[dwsavideos]

So obviously the video isn’t up yet. I had to fix some technical stuff but it should be up by tomorrow!!

Hey guys, I have some fun news to share with you all! 👀🎸🎥

I have teamed up with The Theatre Kid on YouTube (who apparently doesn’t have Tumblr lol) and I made a cool Sing Street NYTW mini documentary kinda like the mini documentary I made for DWSA! The Theatre Kid let me use a lot of footage from their past Sing Street videos and I did the rest of the editing and finding other videos and audios to put in. It should be up on DWSA Videos by tonight or tomorrow!

Again, just like the other one, it’s just for fun and it’s NOT an official documentary by any means, I do not profit off this channel so I’m not making any money off of the borrowed videos, and all the videos and audios will be credited to their original owners! It’s a really short mini doc, I probably could’ve added a whole twenty more minutes of Broadway shutdown content and the effects it had on the industry, along with the touching memorials for Broadway actors who passed due to Covid or during the shutdown. Maybe I’ll save all that for another time. I do feel like making these unofficial documentaries is a fun way to produce content, so this might be the second of many, or maybe it will inspire a whole new era for the DWSA Videos Channel! I’m thinking about a rebrand that will be more inclusive to other musicals that I create content for (hit me up if anyone’s got any ideas lmao.)

EDIT: That being said, I changed by YouTube name to “Broadway Fan Videos” which is just a temporary horrible name until I come up with something better.

Anyway, definitely watch it if you love Sing Street/Broadway, or if you’re interested in the whole Broadway shutdown situation and how the creative team and cast of Sing Street overcame the challenges of the pandemic to raise a ton of money for a great cause in a revolutionary way!!

It was a bittersweet project to work on, because it makes me sad to think that after all this time there’s still no Sing Street on Broadway, but I’m super proud of what this cast did Off-Broadway and the impact they made during the shutdown while they were all apart.

Thanks for all your continued support! 🎸🤟🏻

[hisiggy]

little edie for interview magazine 1976

[anyahita]

Global Metal (2008)

[closetnerd62]

just watched a non previews boot for the first time and the way brody just made eye contact with the camera for the “yeah that didn’t feel to good i’m not gonna lie” line like he was in the office had me CACKLING

[fookinhellcurlyy]

Found the videos uploaded on Dailymotion so I made a backup. I'll delete the folder eventually.

For int'l viewers who want to watch the documentary. If you can support it legally by any other means, please do so.

NO HOTLINKING / REPOSTING THE DIRECT LINK SOMEWHERE ELSE.

[schlock-luster-video]

On April 6, 1990, Paris is Burning debuted on television in the United Kingdom.

[andysamberggf]

this made me laugh so hard that i cried a little so i had to share lmao bro is freddy fazbear 😭

[anyataylordelrey]

source

omg stop their little shared giggles when they both start talking at the same time.

ADORABLE!

[blueeyeddarkknight]

A compilation of Val being a stinking cute diva on set 😻💅

Val being painted by David choe

(I wish it was like a French girl 😃)

The result 🎨 🤩

Sleeping beauty

Val's interesting habit of sleeping before a show to beat stage fright which annoyed his Juilliard teachers 🤭

Goofing around in the batsuit

getting interviewed by Kristen Bell during his makeup session 😂

playing with the kids on the set of a soldier's revenge 🥹

hanging out with the rossovich family and Bill Paxton (rip)

Val:I love you 🥺

Buck:I understand 🙂

Val:.... 😃 💔.. Thanks for trying, buck 🙂

Giving candy to the crew of red planet from an alien shaped box 🍭👽

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[thursdayisbetterthanfriday]

Soundtrack to a Coup d'Etat

Director: Johan Grimonprez Year: 2024 Distributer: Kino Lorber

"I used to be fascinated by Khrushchev’s shoe-banging incident, yet I never realised it had to do with the politics of my country. This whole event was a precedent: no heads of state were ever going to the UN before. For me, that’s what this film is about: it’s ground zero of how the West would deal with the independence movement. At home, these things were unspoken. You would learn about [DR] Congo at school, but you wouldn’t really learn about [DR] Congo. But if you’re talking about decolonisation, trauma is not just about what you have seen in a war – it’s also about what you perpetuated yourself. As long as my country is not dealing with it, we will never move forward." - Johan Grimonprez