Date
Hour
Place
04/08
20:30
THE LUBELSKIE CINEMA
Let’s Get Lost
reż|dir Bruce Weber | USA | 1988 | 120 min
prod|pro Bruce Weber scen|wr Bruce Weber zdj|ph Jeff Preiss muz|mus Chet Baker mon|ed Angelo Corrao dys|dis Little Bear Films
DESCRIPTION
Portrait of an outstanding jazz trumpeter Chet Baker. The movie features archive footage of the young artist in the 50s of the last century, playing e.g. with Charlie Parker, Gerry Mulligan and Russ Freeman and then, of a mature, weary musician at the end of his career. Baker's story is told by those who know him best: family, friends and colleagues. The film by Weber sketches a moving, multi-faceted picture of a brilliant musician, with his turbulent career marked by drug addiction. The film owes its title to the song recorded by Baker for the musical "Happy Go Lucky" in 1943.
AWARDS
1989 Oscars – Nominated as the Best DocumentaryDIRECTOR
Bruce Weber (1946) American fashion photographer, producer of music videos and director. He studied at Princeton and at the New School for Social Research in New York. Starting from the 70s of the last century, he has been acclaimed at countless photographic exhibitions. In 2003, he created Weberbilt, his own fashion brand. FILMOGRAPHY
2009 Liberty City Is Like Paris to Me2007 Wine and Cupcakes
2004 A Letter to True
2000 Chop Suey
1994 Gentle Giants
1991 Backyard Movie
1988 Let's Get Lost
1987 Broken Noses
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