Don’t Look Back (1967)
D. A. Pennebaker
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Date
- 20:00 / Cancelled 20:00 / Sold out Saturday, 20:00
Location
Grand AuditoriumCalouste Gulbenkian Foundation
Pricing
- Free admission
Subject to ticket collection 2 hours before the event. 2 tickets/person max. Online reservation with Cartão Gulbenkian is not available.
In Don’t Look Back, D. A. Pennebaker follows young Bob Dylan during a three-week tour around the United Kingdom in 1965. The session will be hosted by a guest (to be announced).
Filmed during Bob Dylan’s famous transitional period to rock and the electrical guitar, this documentary follows the musician from his arrival in England, on April 26th 1965, and the last concert of the tour at the Royal Albert Hall, on May 10th.
The director had access to the backstage, offering a glimpse into Dylan’s public and private life, from concerts to hotel room conversations, recording his tumultuous relationship with singer-songwriter Joan Baez during a critical phase of his musical career.
A number of well-known figures are featured in the film: Dylan’s agents Albert Grossman and Bob Neuwirth, musicians Donovan, Joan Baez, Marianne Faithfull and Alan Price (Animals), and the beat poet, Dylan’s close friend, Allan Ginsberg, among others.
Don’t Look Back
This event is part of the film cycle “Don’t Look Back”, which includes six documentaries and film-concerts.
Credits
Director
D. A. Pennebaker
Genre
Documentary
Duration
96 minuts
Image
Still from the film 'Don't Look Back'. ©All rights reserved
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