Film Love presents Bob Dylan in D A Pennebaker's Dont Look Back (1967)

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This remarkable film of Bob Dylan's spring 1965 acoustic tour of England was voted one of history's ten greatest documentary films in a Sight and Sound poll. It is a landmark work of documentary and an intimate portrait of the artist at a crucial moment in his career. With mobile sync-sound filmmaking only a recent technological development, DA Pennebaker took his camera and sound recorder into cramped backstage spaces, cars, a tour promoter's office, and other previouly inaccessible spaces to capture one fascinating scene after another. Amidst his exhausting pace, Dylan negotiates all manner of incoming attention, including a famously combative encounter with a hapless Time magazine reporter. Entertaining and hugely influential, Dont Look Back reveals much about fame, documentary "reality," and the counterculture as it revolved around Dylan's uniquely charismatic presence. Presented by Film Love.