Bob Dylan – Don't Look Back
Documentary • NR • 1967 • 1 hr 36 min
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Bob Dylan, Albert Grossman, Bob Neuwirth, Joan Baez, Alan Price
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Dylan personifies cool, detached, youthful indignation in this incredible documentary.
Captures Dylan's personality & the world he inhabited better than any other flick.
Dylan acts like an asshole, but the film does a good job of showing how rapid fame unnerved him to the core and went to his head.
Seen a lot of Dylan documentaries. Not my fav, but nice to see him backstage in the 60s.
I can’t recommend to non-Dylan fans, but if you have an interest in the guy, you’ll find a neat glimpse of him during an exhausting time.
groundbreaking cinéma vérité. a little dull by today’s standards.
An incredible time capsule of an artist at a certain crossroad in his important career. Love seeing candid moments with such a great artist
An amazing look on Bob Dylan and his relation with the ignorant press.
It's ok. Kinda slow. Its interesting if you're a Bob Dylan fan, but if you're not I would not suggest this.
Opening this time capsule over 50 years later, Dylan’s still an enigma, but it does make you long to be in those dark, grainy concert halls.
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