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Bob Dylan – Don't Look Back (1967)

In this wildly entertaining vision of one of the twentieth century's greatest artists, Bob Dylan is surrounded by teen fans, gets into heated philosophical jousts with journalists, and kicks back with fellow musicians Joan Baez, Donovan, and Alan Price.

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Jeremiah L 19 Jul 2008

A wild tangle of hair, hawkish nose, half-lidded eyes, extravagant gestures, androgynous physicality; he's in his mid-twenties when his masterpiece, Bringing it all Back Home, is released. This is a guy who the Beatles worshiped and Andy Warhol feared. This is the de facto poet laureate of the sixties. He was at the pinnacle of fame, channeling genius, and he wasn't even old enough to grow a mustache. Dylan never met his fans halfway, and he never compromised artistic discovery. He didn't care if he was idolized. He was smarter than us, and that's all the comfort he ever needed. Everyone else could go fuck themselves. There's never been a figure like Dylan in American pop culture. That's what makes this film a landmark of cinema verite: just watching him read the newspaper is enough.

Steven M 10 Jul 2007

Must see for Dylan fanatics like myself...

Lou S 15 Jul 2008

How can he answer that if you have the nerve to ask him?

Philip S 23 Jul 2007

a documentary of dylan's last solo tour through england. this movie helped me fall in love with dylan and his moody playful wit. i especially like how he messes with the press.

Jenna I 10 Feb 2008

It's the Grey Gardens of music docs - a clear-eyed, unbiased glance at Bobby D.'s Time and the freakshow surrounding it. No Direction Home may have the stats and I'm Not There may have the cult of personality, but this has something more precious: A "transparent eyeball" approach that refuses to direct the viewer. One of the best documentaries ever, really.