Drunken Bees

About This Movie

Drunken Bees is this intriguing time capsule documentary created by Marianne Dissard, diving into the world of Tucson's own GIANT SAND back in '94. The atmosphere feels raw and intimate, capturing the band's essence during a pivotal moment in their journey. You get a sense of the gritty underground vibe and the eclectic sound that defined a generation. It’s not polished, but that’s where its charm lies – the pacing is laid-back, inviting viewers into the band's rhythm. The performances are genuine, providing a glimpse of the camaraderie and the creative chaos that often accompanies a band on the rise. It’s a slice of music history that resonates with those who appreciate the era's distinct character.

Drunken Bees is a bit of a rarity in film circles, not widely circulated or available in many formats, but it captures a unique moment in music history. The scarcity adds to the collector's allure, as it stands apart from the usual mainstream documentaries. Many collectors appreciate the raw, unfiltered look at GIANT SAND, making it a desirable find for fans of the band's work and those interested in the music scene of the early '90s.