65 Revisited

About This Movie

65 Revisited is this intriguing dive into the raw, unfiltered moments surrounding Bob Dylan's 1965 tour. It's like peeling back the layers of Pennebaker's original work, revealing the outtakes and performances that didn’t make the cut. The tone feels intimate, almost voyeuristic at times, capturing the essence of the era’s music scene. There's a certain pacing to it, slow yet reflective, allowing viewers to sit with the material. You get a real sense of Dylan's complexity, the atmosphere of the 60s, and the art of performance itself. The practical effects? Well, it’s more about the authenticity of the footage, which just gives it a life that's hard to replicate. Definitely distinct in its approach to documenting music history.

Includes rare outtakes not seen in the original film. · Focuses on the music scene of the 1960s. · Gives a deeper insight into Bob Dylan's artistic persona.