Anna Maria Jopek & Pat Metheny - Upojenie

About This Movie

So, this one’s a bit of a gem. Anna Maria Jopek and Pat Metheny come together in 'Upojenie,' and it’s not your standard fare. The album, which serves as the backbone of this film, captures a seamless blend of jazz and Polish folk influences. The atmosphere? It’s ethereal, almost like drifting through a dreamscape. The pacing is relaxed, allowing you to savor each note. Jopek's vocal performances are hauntingly beautiful, and Metheny’s guitar weaves through it all like a gentle river. It really stands apart from typical concert films, embracing a more intimate and reflective tone that draws you in. It's like a musical conversation, one that you might not catch on first listen but reveals more with each revisit.

This film, focusing on the 2002 album 'Upojenie,' has a unique place in the collector’s landscape. Known primarily among enthusiasts of Metheny's work, it doesn't see wide release and is often overlooked. The format history is a bit sparse, which adds to its scarcity, making it an interesting find for those who appreciate the blend of jazz and world music. Collectors often seek it out for its unusual content and the distinct performances that set it apart from more traditional recordings.