Stones In Exile, a documentary directed by Stephen Kijak on the time spent in exile Stones in France, while recording his album "Exile on Main Street."
Throughout its 61 minutes, we witness the creative process that went through to achieve the result of the disc, and at the same time, how it affected the special circumstances of exile in the sound of their songs.
Stones in Exile has incredible footage, including footage of 1972, countless photographs and interviews with the main protagonists of the story: the same Stones, Anita Pallenberg, Martin Scorsese, Benicio del Toro, Sheryl Crow, Dominique Tarle, Caleb Followill , among others ...
The assembly was created based on a myriad of still images and moving, visually bombarding the audience while a narrator tells the story. The same people who lived in that beautiful house in France are those who have first hand, what happened, what they saw, what they did, and how they felt far from home.
documentary is a fascinating but difficult to explain, because what is love and hypnotizes see, really see the kind of life they led in this house for almost a year, how they managed to record, to take advantage of the spaces and acoustics of the place, although not the most comfortable and professional. How children live with the vices of the musicians, drugs and electric guitars on the chairs, really fascinating when viewed from certain point of view.
really the documentary serves as a guarantee of the genius that exceed these legends of rock, and is a piece of art in itself. A lot of films, and great photography. And obviously, a lot of music.
know the history behind the work, it helps to appreciate otherwise. Knowing the truth in it, understand what the songs say, and thus what its creators say.
If someone heard "Exile On Main Street" and believed that the songs do not really say anything, Stones in Exile shows that tell much more than words can say. The fact of the almost Dada in his lyrics, the arbitrariness with which his poems were selected, matching the dislodging and lack of ownership felt by the musicians at the time.
View several times, is mesmerizing. Most
: The huge photographic archive Dominique Tarl. (My dream, ha)
The Scene: the time they begin to look and play a great part after having boludeando for a while. They are geniuses when they want.
least: the bad choice of using a comment by Benicio del Toro as the last line in the movie. Who The Fuck is Benicio del Toro Anyway??
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