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Scott Walker: 30 Century Man (2006) 7.2
A documentary on the influential musician Scott Walker. Director:Stephen Kijak |
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A documentary on the influential musician Scott Walker.
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The long-awaited film about the most influential and enigmatic figure in rock history.Parents Guide:
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Language:
EnglishRelease Date:
27 April 2007 (UK) See more »Also Known As:
Scott Walker: 30 Century Man See more »Box Office
Budget:
$500,000 (estimated)Company Credits
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British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC), Missing in Action Films, Verve Pictures See more »
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Scott Walker, one of the most talented, exciting and exceptional figures in the history of music, has been avoiding the attention of the media for ages. This film does not provide you with the much sought after information about his personal life (which I would have found very interesting, I admit), but instead focuses on his music, which, of course, is much more important. There are a lot of talking heads, mostly famous musicians and people from the music business, listening to Scott Walker's music and describing their impressions and the significance it has for them. Naturally, the most fascinating thing about the movie is Scott Walker himself and the metamorphoses he went through in the course of his musical career, drifting more and more in dark and abstract directions. I would highly recommend the film to anyone who likes Scott Walker (if you do not know who he is, hear some of his music, preferably beginning with the 60s).