David Bowie: Roseland Ballroom, NYC

About This Movie

So, this one’s a gem from 2000 - David Bowie’s performance at the Roseland Ballroom in NYC. The atmosphere is electric, capturing the essence of the Rock Against Racism movement, which feels particularly poignant. It’s not just a concert; there’s a sense of community and spirit, with a vibe that's raw yet polished. Zowie Bowie’s direction adds a personal touch that resonates throughout the piece. You see Bowie in his element, mingling with notable attendees like Iman and Susan Sarandon. The pacing flows well, alternating between powerful performances and reflective moments, making it more than just a standard concert film.

This film has seen limited releases and is often sought after by collectors due to its connection to an important social movement. The DVD release is particularly rare, making it an intriguing piece for Bowie enthusiasts. Expect to find some discussions around its unique storytelling style and the involvement of special guests that add layers to the experience.