Genre:
Documentary
Directed
by: Paul Dugdale
Cast:
Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Charlie Watts, Ron Wood
Running
time: 125 minutes
This documentary covers the major tour The
Rolling Stones did over multiple Latin American countries in 2016, a tour which
culminated into a massive free outdoors concert in Cuba.
What I loved most about this particular
documentary is that each of the four official members of The Stones got their
chance to shine and share their view of things. Also, the locals, whether they
were artists and musicians or just fans of the band, had an occasion to be
heard, which made for some very touching moments. Many of these countries were
under dictatorships not that long ago and did not have access to foreign music,
never mind major concerts.
This film also gives us an appreciation of
how much of a logistical hassle the Cuba concert was. I particularly loved
Keith Richards’ answer to the Pope’s complaint about the show taking place on Good
Friday.
Overall, this was a great documentary. Any
occasion to tell us more about the greatest band of all-time, who celebrated 55
years of existence recently, is solid in my book.
Rating: «««««
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