All We Are Saying (2005) (TV)

Regisseur:

Rosanna Arquette

Premierendatum:

8. März 2006 (USA)

Genre:

Dokumentarfilm

Plot:

All We Are Saying is a compelling, personal look at what makes musicians tick. Rosanna Arquette follows...

Plot Keywords:

Interview

Nutzerkommentare:

Annoying

Besetzung

Louis Freese	...	B-Real - Himself
Burt Bacharach	...	Himself
André Benjamin	...	Himself
Mary J. Blige	...	Herself
Boy George	...	Himself
Elvis Costello	...	Himself
David Crosby	...	Himself
Sheryl Crow	...	Herself
Larry Muggerud	...	DJ Muggs - Himself
Dean DeLeo	...	Himself
Robert DeLeo	...	Himself
Perry Farrell	...	Himself
Flea	...	Himself
Bob Forrest	...	Himself
Peter Gabriel	...	Himself
Amanda Ghost	...	Herself
Alison Goldfrapp	...	Herself
Kim Gordon	...	Herself
Macy Gray	...	Herself
Will Gregory	...	Himself
Merle Haggard	...	Himself
Ben Harper	...	Himself
Deborah Harry	...	Herself
Don Henley	...	Himself
Mark Hudson	...	Himself
Chrissie Hynde	...	Herself
Jimmy Iovine	...	Himself
Iggy Pop	...	Himself
Elton John	...	Himself
Rickie Lee Jones	...	Herself
Maynard James Keenan	...	Himself
Anthony Kiedis	...	Himself
Sean Lennon	...	Himself
Annie Lennox	...	Herself
Los Lonely Boys	...	Themselves
Shelby Lynne	...	Herself
Marilyn Manson	...	Himself
Joni Mitchell	...	Herself
Thurston Moore	...	Himself
Graham Nash	...	Himself
Willie Nelson	...	Himself
Stevie Nicks	...	Herself
Yoko Ono	...	Herself
Tom Petty	...	Himself
Chris Robinson	...	Himself
Patti Scialfa	...	Herself
Patti Smith	...	Herself
Gwen Stefani	...	Herself
Sting	...	Himself
Serj Tankian	...	Himself
Steven Tyler	...	Himself
Will i Am	...	Himself
Nancy Wilson	...	Herself
Thom Yorke	...	Himself
übrige Besetzung in alphabetischer Reihenfolge:
Laura Dern	...	Herself
Ann Wilson	...	Herself

Regie
Rosanna Arquette

Produktion
Rosanna Arquette	....	producer
Kristina Birkmayer	....	producer
Freddy De Mann	....	executive producer
Pilar DeMann	....	executive producer

Kamera
Rosanna Arquette
Deverill Weekes

Schnitt
Gail Yasunaga

Produktionsleiter (production managers)
Kristina Birkmayer	....	production manager
Stephen Price	....	production supervisor

Ton Stab
Alan Barker	....	sound mixer
Niru Cox	....	sound mixer: New York
Everett Everett	....	sound mixer: Las Vegas
Gary Gossett	....	sound mixer
Don Hale	....	sound mixer
Martin Headley	....	sound mixer: London
Joe Hettinger	....	sound mixer
Jeff Layton	....	dialogue editor
Peter J. Miller	....	sound mixer: New York
Kenneth Novak	....	sound re-recording mixer (as Ken Novak)
Stephen Price	....	sound mixer: Tuscon
Paul Trautman	....	sound mixer
Chris Unthank	....	dialogue editor
Janet Urban	....	sound mixer
Jason Wood	....	sound mixer: Vancouver

Kamera und Elektrik (Stab)
Kristina Birkmayer	....	camera operator
Jeff Clark	....	gaffer: Phoenix
Patrick J. Donnelly	....	gaffer: New York City
Jonathan Elias	....	camera operator
Michael Powers	....	gaffer
Stephen Price	....	camera operator
Daniel Rothenberg	....	camera operator
Paul Starr	....	camera operator
Deverill Weekes	....	still photographer
Wade Whitley	....	electrician

Schnitt (Stab)
Melanie Orndorff	....	assistant editor

Musik (Stab)
Bryan Ray Turcotte	....	music supervisor

Widmungen und Dankeschöns
Kenneth Shiffrin	....	special thanks

Produktionsfirmen

• De Mann Entertainment Company, The
• Flower Child Productions

Länge:

103 Min

Produktionsland:

USA

Sprache:

Englisch

Farbe:

Farbe

Firma:

De Mann Entertainment Company, The

Soundtrack:

Try

Annoying

I pretty much agree with glazedham's review. I will add the following...one of the things that I found most annoying is the fact that Arquette is frequently seen holding a camera while another camera is filming her holding the camera. I don't know why, but this was unbelievably aggravating to me. All in all, I was left with the impression that many of these "artists" have just taken way too many drugs. If their lives are so difficult, I recommend that they get off the stage and go to a part of the world where they can witness real suffering. Hopefully they will take Arquette and her hand-held camera with them. Maybe she will eventually use footage from the hand-held camera as it seems to have served absolutely no purpose in this film.