Mingus: Charlie Mingus 1968
Directed by Thomas Reichman
Director:
Thomas Reichman
Mingus is a frank, tender and sometimes shocking cinema verite portrait of the legendary bassist/composer as he faces hard times. Footage of Mingus on stage in a nightclub near Boston is intercut with scenes of the embittered musician in his cluttered New York loft, where-- while awaiting eviction-- he speaks candidly on topics ranging from music to sex to racism.
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"Mingus is wry, bitter, resigned, yet always proud... Reichman's supple juxtaposition of joy... and great pain."
The Washington Post
The Washington Post
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Technical Info
- Aspect Ratio: 1.33.1
- Color: B&W