There'll Always Be Stars in the Sky - The Indian Film Music Phenomenon

There'll Always Be Stars in the Sky - The Indian Film Music Phenomenon

Rating: FULL SKULL BABY! FULL SKULL BABY! Half Skull, Meh. empty skull, sniff. empty skull, sniff.
Release Date: 21 January, 2003

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can I give it a zero? FULL SKULL BABY! empty skull, sniff. empty skull, sniff. empty skull, sniff. empty skull, sniff.
Boring! I have no idea how a documentary filmmaker can make such a wacked-out, fun, lively and popular music scene boring but he did it. First of all, where was Asha Boshle? Second of all, what is with the UGLY (and I repeat UGLY!) crossdresser on the cover of the DVD? Look, does this guy not get the whole "image" Hindi music has in their Bollywood film culture? And what is with the poor quality grainy film stock throughout the production? I think local cable access, done out of Wayne Campbell's basement, has greater production values.

This is probably, without the shadow of a doubt, the worst purchase I have ever made of any product on amazon. Stick to renting Bollywood films or playing CDs as this adds absolutely nothing to the genre.

Deceptive description, disappointing film FULL SKULL BABY! FULL SKULL BABY! empty skull, sniff. empty skull, sniff. empty skull, sniff.
This film was decent, though overall I found the pace and the way it was edited to be rather tedious. Beware! If you are looking for an actual documentary of the process of Indian film making and film music making, this is NOT going to satisfy you. While this DVD claims to "take you behind the scenes", it really is mostly focused on how Bollywood films are superceding older forms of entertainment like theater, and drawn-out critiques on the irony of selling escapist dreams of idealized village life to India's poor. There are a few interviews, but nothing that really shows the amazing scale of film music production or the incredible speed at which the composers and orchestras work. It also fails to explore any of the exciting intersections between Eastern and Western culture occuring in Bollywood music. If you're interested in this aspect I recommend the CDs "Dance Raja Dance" and "Bollywood Funk." Overall, this DVD was a disappointment.

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