Eric Green's 'Beautiful Noise' documentary will have its Los Angeles premiere on July 10th at Cinefamily.
Update (07/07/14): Sold out! 2nd screening added for July 17th. Get tickets here.
Update (07/22/14): Final L.A. screening added on July 24th. Get tickets here.
Update (07/26/14): And here's a report from John - "I finally got to see Beautiful Noise last night. I've been
hassling/encouraging Eric about this project ever since I read a little
blurb online in 2005. If I'm not mistaken, I think I actually told you
about it as soon as I found out. Well, it was worth the wait. It was a
beautiful film about some beautiful music. Anyone who is a fan of
Cocteau Twins, JAMC, MBV, Ride, Slowdive, even The Cure will thoroughly
enjoy it. Robert Smith features prominently and his opinions on this era
of music provides some of the most important sound bytes. I spoke with
Eric after the movie. He said he had over three hours of footage of
Robert and that he really talked in depth about this music and how The
Cure identified with the movement. He also said Robert was very
supportive of the film and he is proud to call him a friend now. It will
play at festivals over the next couple months. Be sure to see if you
can."
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There's a deal on Groupon that will get you $20 towards Cinefamily admission for $9
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The New York premiere will be at the Lincoln Center Sound and Vision series on July 31st.
ReplyDeleteso funny, i remember reading an interview in some magazine or other in the 80s where robert said 'i loathe the cocteau twins.'
ReplyDeleteI remember him loving them...
ReplyDeleteRobert loathing the Cocteau twins does not sound correct. He stated he listened to treasure the day of his wedding. Very good album
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