Edinbugh set to open with ‘Guard’ – A third of the program consists of docs, with a strong American presence including helmer Danfang Dennis’ “Hell and Back Again,” which nabbed the World Cinema jury prize for doc at Sundance; Liz Garbus’ “Bobby Fisher Against the World,” about the late chess champ, which also played Sundance; and Morgan Neville’s “Troubadours,” about the Hollywood club.
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The 10th Ashland Independent Film Festival launched yesterday here in the rolling hills of the Rogue Valley. As ever, it promises an invigorating mix of not-found-in-multiplex fare, close encounters with filmmakers, a wonderful setting, and a richly varied calendar of events, all rolled into 5 chockablock days.
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Having lived through the Great Singer-Songwriter Scare of the early 1970s, I had mixed feelings before I saw the documentary Troubadours. Check out the rest of the review at LA Weekly.
The BIFF opening night film was “Troubadours”. After the movie, Ron Bostwick interviewed director Morgan Neville and producer Eddie Schmidt.
Read Variety’s review of the Troubadours movie at the Sundance Film Festival 2011. Read full article at Variety.
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View the pictures for the premiere in the Sundance Film Festival.
The last three films in the 2011 Sundance US Documentary Competition all involve musicians, beginning with Morgan Neville’s Troubadours, a look back at the emergence of the singer-songwriter in the 1970s LA music scene.
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