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you haven't seen These documentaries so far, this is the page for you! There
was Disco music at beginning. When it started
losing it's popularity, Hi NRG was developed
form it. And at the end Italo Disco from both
of those styles. So I would reccomend you that you watch docs in order as
presented on this page.
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[subtitles:
English][IMDB] Info:
This documentary includes interviews with the members of ABBA, about
the group's history and where they are now. As the title implies,
this is especially focused on Agnatha Faltskog.
[subtitles:
Croatian]
[IMDB] Info:
Although born in the US in the early '70s, it was in Europe where
disco music developed in a feverish way. It took shape of pure,
enjoyable and intoxicating music that traveled from Germany, France,
and Italy to elsewhere in the world. A new figure becomes the soul
of the genre - the engineering producers and their synthesizer.
They were the real composers and designers of unforgettable hits.
In an exciting reviving one-off, the audience will get an overview
of the context, the visionaries and the artists who made Euro disco
eternal, such as Giorgio Moroder, Donna Summer and ABBA...
[subtitles:
not available]
[IMDB] Info:
Created by filmmaker Lauren Tabak and writer Barry Walters, "Love
Me Like You Should: The Brave and Bold Sylvester" follows the
journey of the "You Make Me Feel (Mighty Real)" and "Dance
(Disco Heat)" singer from a Los Angeles choir boy to an international
disco hit-maker. The 15-minute doc also features archival footage,
as well as rare performance clips and interviews with Pose’s Billy
Porter, The Weather Girls member Martha Wash, Sylvester’s sister
Bernadette Baldwin, biographer Josh Gamson, songwriter James Wirrick,
and more. Sylvester died in 1988 of an AIDS-related illness at 42,
but his legacy, however, continues to live on through his music.
[subtitles:
not
available]
[IMDB] Info:
Luke Fowler’s work has long asked how we come to know someone in
their absence. He has explored this question by creating posthumous
portraits of individuals through precise compositions of the things
they have left behind: recorded images and sounds, papers and notes,
artwork, the spaces through which they moved, and the testimonies
of friends who remain among the living. Patrick evokes the life
of its eponymous music producer [Patrick Cowley] by all these means,
taking in the postindustrial charms of San Francisco’s now-gentrified
South of Market district, once famous for its dance clubs and leather
bars, as if searching for Cowley’s still-lingering energy...
[subtitles:
English]
[IMDB] Info:
I AM DIVINE is a definitive biographical portrait of Harris Glenn
Milstead, a.k.a. Divine, and honors him in just the way he always
craved — as a serious artist and immortal star. Divine's entire
story is told, from his early days as a misfit youth in Baltimore
through his rise to infamy as a cult superstar. Like the characters
he portrayed in numerous films, Divine was the ultimate outsider.
He transformed himself from a bullied schoolyard fat kid to a larger-than-life
personality and underdog royalty as his alter-ego Divine. Divine
stood up for millions of gay men and women, female impersonators,
punk rockers, the ample figured, and countless other socially ostracized
people. With a completely committed in-your-face style, he blurred
the line between performer and personality and revolutionized pop
culture. As outrageous and fun as its subject, I AM DIVINE combines
movie clips, rare home movies and photos, television appearances
and live performance footage with brand new interviews with John
Waters, Ricki Lake, Mink Stole, Tab Hunter, Holly Woodlawn, Michael
Musto, Bruce Vilanch, mother Frances Milstead (who provided her
final interview just months before she passed away), and many more
of Divine's family, friends, colleagues, and devotees.
[subtitles:
English]
[IMDB] Info:
A journey into the past and the future of Italo Disco music through
the stories of the original 80's heroes and cult DJs and the voice
of the new generation of artists, radio broadcasters and fans ready
to carry on the Italo Disco Legacy.
.
Italo
Disco
The Sparkling Sound Of The 1980s [2021]
[subtitles:
English]
[IMDB] Info:
A group of people make hits under the name of just one singer. American
production, this movie seems like a self-promotion of Tom Hooker.
[subtitles:
English]
[IMDB] Info:
Check this one out if you're into Max Mixes! A documentary in four
parts that describes how mixes were made plus how Italo style started
in Spain - Max Music and Blanco & Negro, the whole backgound story
with crime and drama. Also, there is David Lyme describing everything
from his point of view. Enjoy!
Agnetha: ABBA & After [2013]