David Bowie is The Man Who Fell to Earth • Redux • Documentary • 2021 • Trailer #3

David Bowie is The Man Who Fell to Earth • Redux • Documentary • 2021 • Trailer #3

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This is a trailer [a one minute excerpt] from the newly revised one hour documentary film:
David Bowie is The Man Who Fell to Earth

Produced, edited and directed by Nacho.

The full film can be viewed now @
https://www.nachosvideos.com/db-is-tmwfte

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David Bowie is The Man Who Fell to Earth is a film about a film - Nic Roeg's 1976 esoteric science fiction movie, The Man Who Fell to Earth, starring David Bowie and Candy Clark. This is a 2021 revised version of the original 2017 documentary, released now to coincide with the 45th anniversary of the movie’s premier at the Odeon Leicester Square in London, on the 18th of March 1976.

For any serious student of David Bowie and his art in the Seventies, it is necessary to have a familiarity with Nic Roeg's 1976 esoteric science fiction movie The Man Who Fell to Earth, featuring Bowie in his first starring film role. Roeg's surreal movie has beguiled and baffled audiences since its release. The film explores, often in abstraction and allegory, the themes of alienation, power, love, trust and betrayal.

David Bowie is The Man Who Fell To Earth is a documentary that explores several aspects of the movie and Bowie's involvement. It looks at the way the film came together, at Roeg’s working methods, and it attempts to partly explain some of the meanings in the work. Also, it is known that Bowie and his music were greatly influenced by Roeg and the time he spent working on the film. And so David Bowie is The Man Who Fell To Earth also tries to paint a small portrait of Bowie and his music during the era – from 1974 up to the 1977 album, Low. The film also ruminates on Bowie’s missing sound track for The Man Who Fell To Earth. After the filming, Bowie worked on music that was intended for the soundtrack to the movie. Famously, that music was not used and remains almost unheard to this day. However, elements of the unused music were later incorporated into subsequent albums. And so, as part of the story telling in David Bowie is The Man Who Fell To Earth, some of Bowie’s music from the era is used with re-edits of scenes from the movie, worked in with the interviews and commentary.
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This documentary was endorsed by both Nic Roeg and Candy Clark!

Thanks for watching, hope you dig it!

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Sources:

The Man Who Fell to Earth • Directed by Nic Roeg • 1976
Five Years documentary • Frances Whateley • BBC TV • 2013
Candy Clark interview • Criterion DVD • 2005

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