According to foreign media reports, Director Brett Morgan, who had directed The Curburn documentary, was making a film about legendary British rock singer David Bowie. He has been working for four years, holding a variety of roles, as well as director, editor, screenwriter and producer.
What's special is that the film is neither a biographical feature film nor a documentary, but a mixture of the two, which will bring an immersive viewing experience to the audience with thousands of hours of undisclosed images of Bao ye's life. Among them, the stage performance screen will be the main part, and the director hopes to be released on the IMAX screen.
As for the most important musical parts, the team behind the film is quite luxurious. Tony Visconti, The Boye's royal producer, will personally serve as music director, as will the Oscar-winning "Bohemian Rhapsody" sound team and the mixer of "Speed King".
The project was supported by the family of David Bowie. Widow and supermodel Iman said that the family does not want to authorize the production of biopics, but prefers this semi-documentary format based on concert footage, coupled with director Brett Morgan's resume is very brilliant and trustworthy.
Brett Morgan's previous works include the zoologist Jane Goodall's documentary Jane, which won the National Critics Association Award for Best Documentary, and Boxing Boy, which was nominated for best documentary at the 72nd Academy Awards. He directed The Nirvana lead singer Kurt Cobain's documentary Kurt Cobain: The Disturbing Montage, which combines a large number of unpublished precious video materials with Kurt Cobain's own hand-drawn animations and note graffiti, in a unique style that has been well received by fans and fans.
The film's official title has not yet been determined, and it is expected to premiere at the Sundance Film Festival early next year.
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