Roll Bus Roll: A Jeffrey Lewis Documentary

About This Movie

Roll Bus Roll is a fascinating dive into Jeffrey Lewis's world, capturing the essence of the NYC anti-folk scene. The film’s pacing feels organic, like a leisurely conversation, allowing you to soak in the quirky charm of Lewis's storytelling through song. It doesn’t shy away from the rawness of his art, blending candid performance footage with personal anecdotes that reveal the man behind the music. The documentary captures the eclectic vibe of the anti-folk movement, juxtaposing its playful irreverence with deeper themes of authenticity and self-expression. You can sense the atmosphere of the small, intimate venues that shaped him. It's not flashy, but there's a certain authenticity in its approach that resonates with anyone who's ever felt like an outsider in the mainstream.

Explores NYC's anti-folk movementCandid performance footageThemes of authenticity and self-expression