A music documentary by Antoine Prum
LUX/UK 2014, 128 min., Stereo
2 DVD & 1 CD
Taking the Dog for a Walk maps the scene of British Improvised Music, past and present. Alternating with extended music sequences, the conversations led by stand up comedian Stewart Lee gravitate around the idiosyncrasies of improvisation, from playing in front of the proverbial ‘four men and a dog’ to pursuing a career in a milieu where success is not measured by mainstream criteria.
17 January 2015
Centre Culturel Régional Opderschmelz
Dudelange (Luxembourg)
A unique evening featuring Luxembourg filmmaker Antoine Prum’s latest music documentary, followed by a series of live performances by some of the world’s leading figures in Free Improvised Music.
Monday 24 June 2014, 6 pm
Rio Cinema
107 Kingsland High St, London E8 2PB
The world premiere of Taking the Dog for a Walk is part of
the London’s East End Film Festival 2014.
A director’s cut of 128 minutes will be screened on this occasion.
Many of the musicians who have participated in the film will attend.
Raise your glasses! Shooting for Just Not Cricket! has (finally) ended in London. A relieved crew is having their last drinks together (from left to right: Nikos Welter, Gilles Laurent, Tony Bevan, Antoine Prum, Boris Kremer, Carlo Thiel).
Michael Rosenstein’s moment notice on pointofdeparture.org
Colin Green’s deep listening weekend on freejazzblog.org
Martin Schray’s deep listening weekend on freejazzblog.org
Filming has commenced on a documentary on the Swedish musician, composer, artist and writer Sven-Åke Johansson.
During the Just Not Cricket! festival in Berlin we started shooting a documentary charting the British scene of free improvisors. The feature-length film, which will comprise portraits, interviews and concert footage, is currently in post-production.
Don’t get caught out and secure your copy now! A luxury box set of 4x180g LPs documenting a three-day festival of British Free Improvised Music with a unique line-up of 16 musicians from different generations.
