Robyn Hitchcock - I Often Dream of Trains In New York

About This Movie

Robyn Hitchcock - I Often Dream of Trains in New York is a fascinating concert film that captures the essence of Hitchcock's live performance. Shot in 2008 at Symphony Space, the film has this intimate yet expansive vibe. You really feel the connection between the artist and the audience, like you’re in the room with them. The pacing flows nicely, allowing the songs to breathe, and the visuals complement the dreamy quality of the music. Themes of reflection and surrealism run throughout, which is typical of Hitchcock’s work. The cinematography brings a warmth to the whole experience, highlighting the nuances of his performance and the rich tapestry of sound he weaves. Definitely worth a watch for fans of music documentaries.

This film has seen limited releases, making it somewhat scarcer compared to other concert films. Originally available on DVD, it occasionally pops up in collectors' circles, often fetching decent prices due to its specific fanbase. The unique blend of Hitchcock’s music with the visual storytelling by John Edginton offers a slice of an era that many appreciate, ensuring it remains of interest to collectors who value live performance documentation.