Saxophobia

About This Movie

Saxophobia, Live in Concert is kind of an intriguing gem. Sure, the director isn't well-known, but that doesn't take away from the experience. Filmed with three cameras, it captures the energy of a live performance really well. The whole thing is about 90 minutes long, showcasing 13 different saxophones, which is a unique focus you don’t see every day. The atmosphere is definitely lively—it's not just about the music; there’s a visual feast happening with the different sax models. Plus, it comes with a booklet that gives some insight into the instruments and performances. It really gives you a sense of the passion these musicians have for their craft. It's a niche film, but that’s what makes it distinctive.

Unique focus on saxophones in a live setting.Includes a booklet with photos and info about the instruments.Three-camera production captures the performance well.