We Are All Doomed (the film)

About This Movie

We Are All Doomed is this raw glimpse into the life of Blind Velvet, a band from Southeast Missouri. It's not just a documentary about music, it's about the struggles and the triumphs of creating something real. The pacing is laid-back, almost like a jam session that stretches out, allowing you to soak in the atmosphere. You can feel the passion they have for their craft, even through the rough edges. The performances come off as genuine, unfiltered – there's an honesty in their sound, and the way they navigate their debut album release feels relatable. It’s both a celebration and a commentary on the music scene, capturing that delicate balance between hope and despair. Quite distinctive, really.

Documentary on a local bandFocuses on the music creation processOffers an intimate portrayal of musician struggles