Director: Martin Scorsese
Photography: Maryse Alberti, Mustapha Barat, Oliver Bokelberg, Anghel Decca, Ken Druckerman, Ellen Kuras, Wayne Miller, James Reed, Lisa Rinzler
Editor: David Tedeschi
Music: Bob Dylan, Thomas Wagner
Sound: Tom Fleischman, Philip Stockton
Producers: Jeff Rosen, Susan Lacy, Nigel Sinclair, Anthony Wall, Martin Scorsese
Co-Producer: Margaret Bodde
Executive Producers: Jeff Rosen, Anthony Wall, Nigel Sinclair, Jody Patton, Susan Lacy, Paul G. Allen
Co-Executive Producers: Gub Neal, Guy East
Associate Producer: Chelsea Hoffman
Production: Thirteen - WNET Production New York/Grey Water Park Productions/Spitfire Pictures in co-production with Vulcan Productions/ BBC - Arena/NHK
Distribution: Thirteen/WNET
Susan Lacy
Tel: 001 212 560 6975
Fax: 001 212 560 2099
lacy@thirteen.org
Distribution Germany: Paramount Home Entertainment (Germany) GmbH
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Fax: 089 206 064 444
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Selected Filmography Martin Scorsese: The Aviator, 2004; Gangs of New York, 2002; Kundun, 1997; Casino, 1995; Cape Fear, 1991; Goodfellas, 1990; The Last Temptation of Christ, 1988; Raging Bull, 1980; Taxi Driver, 1976.
And yet he speaks. Interview-shy Bob Dylan went before the camera for ten hours of conversation for Martin Scorsese’s “No Direction Home”, amazingly willing to disclose his thoughts, and, at times, even displaying good humor. And he doesn’t stop there: for “No Direction Home”, Dylan also opened up his private archive of hundreds of photos, original manuscripts and rare concert recordings. The 205 minute documentary almost exclusively focuses on the time period from Dylan’s arrival in New York in January, 1961, to his motorcycle accident in 1966, an event that marked a fundamental break in his oeuvre. In his film, Scorsese stays away from simple hero worship. Instead, interviews with Joan Baez and other companions render a complex depiction of an artist who wanted to be nothing less than the voice of his generation.