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Shot! The Psycho-Spiritual Mantra of Rock
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- Documentary
- Music
- 2016
- Barney Clay
- 97 mins
- 15
Summary
Documentary exploring the life and work of legendary rock photographer Mick Rock, tracking his journey from glam to punk and into the new millennium.
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A star rating of 4 out of 5.
Victoria Luxford
The best thing about this look at the life of music's most infamous photographer, Mick Rock, is that the man himself is alive to tell the tales. The fact he lived through the era of 1970s rock, glam and punk, and captured icons such as David Bowie and Queen in their prime, means this documentary is a fascinating insider's guide to cultural history. Rock himself is a wandering narrator, going in many different directions at once but always seeming authentic. Inevitably, he is upstaged by his work, which when coupled with decades of candid shots, and his own anecdotes, is a diary of an era that will be essential for any music enthusiast - his archived chats with a young Bowie and Lou Reed are highlights. An unconventional documentary suiting an unconventional man, Shot! is a vibrant, trippy walk on the wild side that makes you wish you could have been there.
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6.8/10
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Cast
rolenameMick RockMick RockDavid BowieDavid BowieLou ReedLou Reed
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rolenameDirectorBarney Clay
Details
Theatrical distributor
Kaleidoscope
Released on
2017-07-21
Languages
English | French
Guidance
Swearing, drug abuse, nudity
Available on
DVD
Formats
Colour
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