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Storefront Hitchcock (1997)
Rating:
Starring: Robyn Hitchcock
Director: Johnathan Demme
Category: Music, Special Interest, Independent
Studio: MGM / UA
Subtitles:
Spanish, French
Length:
77 mins

 
 

 

"His Rich, Supple Voice Shines!"-Variety

Oscar-winning director Jonathan Demmee (Talking Heads' Stop Making Sense) captures an electrifying performance from guitar legned, lyrical genius and cult phenomenon Robyn Hitchcock in a film that's as brilliant and insightful as the artist himself.Featuring 14 illuminating compositions - including four new songs written specifically for the film - Storefront Hitchcock offers up a performer like no other - in a concert that's nothing short of "bliss" (GQ)!

From an intimate setting in a Manhattan storefront, one of rock's most enduring poets delivers an exciting mix of the incisively crafted songs and imaginative, visionary commentary with which he has carved his unique niche in art-rock history.Performing musical numbers both old and new, famous and rare, Hitchcock takes his audience on a thrilling - and often spontaneous - journey through his remarkable career.