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BRINGING YOU THE WORLD’S MUSIC DOCS, LIVE AND ONLINE Doc´n Roll Film Festival returns - at last! - to the big screens of London for its 8th and most ambitious edition yet, with 34 feature-length documentaries and 9 shorts, and both in-cinema and online offerings. This year’s outstanding crop of films selected by the UK’s Music Documentary Festival run across four main strands: Sisters, Brothers, Global Visions and DIY Stories. There are tales of romantics and rebels, outliers and outlaws, Roma folk artists and Native American heavy metallers, icons from Prince to Talk Talk’s Mark Hollis and The Triffids’ David McComb to Guy Clark, and female trailblazers including St. Vincent, Lydia Lunch, Fanny, Karen Dalton and Goat Girl. Along the way, a wide range of eras, cultures, rhythms and music scenes stretching from diaspora hip-hop and African rumba to electronic, folk, punk and soul will be in the spotlight. Many of this year’s festival selections are noteworthy for their focus on identity, including gender and race, and the search for our roots and sense of place in the world. As globalisation’s impact is increasingly felt on social, economic and cultural levels, music-makers’ passion to explore who we are feels ever more urgent and meaningful. Doc’n Roll 2021 will also offer timely profiles of musicians in settings as diverse as Brazil, Myanmar, Congo, Vietnam, Serbia and the Basque country who are working to highlight injustice, foreground legacies of trauma and mental health issues, and play inspirational roles in movements for change. In light of COVID-19-related restrictions on travel, all in-person Q&A sessions are subject to confirmation. DocnRoll21 DocnRollFestival DocnRollFilms DocnRollFest
All tickets via www.docnrollfestival.com/films
LONDON PREMIERE + SPECIAL GUEST Q&A
LYDIA LUNCH THE WAR IS NEVER OVER Dir. Beth B, 2019, USA, 76 mins Thursday 28 October · 8:45pm · Barbican Cinema
Career-spanning profile of a compelling, confrontational, charismatic No Wave punk icon. Beth B.’s no-holds-barred account is also a rallying cry for art’s power to build inspiration out of trauma.
SPECIAL GUEST Q&A
BUENA VISTA SOCIAL CLUB
RITA RAY DJ SET
Dir. Wim Wenders, 1999, USA, 100 mins Friday 29 October · 6:30pm · Curzon Soho
Cuba’s rich history comes to life in Wim Wenders’ legendary documentary. The Grammy-winning Buena Vista Social Club, still the best-selling world music album of all time, showcased a dream team from Cuban music’s golden age: this is its story. 3
INTERNATIONAL PREMIERE + SPECIAL GUEST Q&A
THE NOWHERE INN Dir. Bill Benz, 2020, USA, 92 min Friday 29 October · 8:45pm · Barbican Cinema
Real-life friends Annie Clark (St. Vincent) and Carrie Brownstein (Portlandia, Sleater-Kinney) conspire in a mischievous, metafictional, laugh-out-loud funny tale of banding together to make a film about the star’s music and on-stage persona.
UK PREMIERE + DIR. & SPECIAL GUEST Q&A
LOVE YOURSELF TODAY Dir. Ross Killeen, 2021, Ireland, 79 mins Saturday 30 October · 6:00pm · Barbican Cinema
Hope and loss, sorrow and faith, music and community: a moving portrait of Irish singer-songwriter Damien Dempsey – and three of his fans. Part documentary, part concert film, it’s an uplifting celebration of music’s power to heal. 4
UK PREMIERE + DIRECTOR Q&A
TALK TALK: IN A SILENT WAY Dir. Gwenaël Breës, 2020, Belgium, 90 min Sunday 31 October · 3:00pm · Curzon Soho
A passionate fan tries to unravel the mysteries of Talk Talk’s Spirit of Eden. The challenge is huge: making a film about a band that didn’t want to be filmed, and telling the story of the ultimate art-rock album without playing the record.
UK PREMIERE + DIRECTOR Q&A
THE RUMBA KINGS Dir. Alan Brain, 2021, Peru, 94 mins Wednesday 3 November · 6:15pm · Barbican Cinema
The story of a musical identity forged in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. When its musicians fused African rhythms with Afro-Cuban music to create Congolese rumba, it would become the soundtrack to a nation’s independence. 5
INTERNATIONAL PREMIERE
SKATING POLLY: UGLY POP Dir. Henry Mortensen, 2021, USA, 107 mins Wednesday 3 November · 6:30pm · Rio Cinema
Joyous portrait of Peyton Bighorse and Kelli Mayo, Oklahoma stepsisters who founded their punk-grunge-folk “ugly pop” band aged just 14 and 9. With insights from Donita Sparks (L7), Kae Nash, Lori Barbero and Kat Bjelland (Babes in Toyland).
EUROPEAN PREMIERE + DIRECTOR Q&A
DOM SALVADOR & ABOLITION Dirs. Lilka Hara and Artur Ratton, 2021, USA, 90 mins Thursday 4 November · 6:20pm · Barbican Cinema
The saga of Dom Salvador, icon of Black pride with his band Abolição, who emigrated in the dark days of Brazil’s military dictatorship. Now in his eighties, he tells his tale while strolling the streets of his adopted New York City. 6
UK PREMIERE + SPECIAL GUEST Q&A
A SYMPHONY OF NOISE: MATTHEW HERBERT’S REVOLUTION Dir. Enrique Sánchez Lansch, 2021, Germany, 93 mins Thursday 4 November · 8:40pm · Barbican Cinema
A dazzling journey through the art and mind of Matthew Herbert, a revolutionary British composer whose passion to create music derived from real-life sounds is combined with politically charged perspectives.
WORLD PREMIERE + DIR. & SPECIAL GUEST Q&A
THAT WAS A SERIOUS PARTY HOW TO GROW A FESTIVAL Dir. Dylan Harvey, 2021, UK, 72 mins Friday 5 November · 6:40pm · Rio Cinema
A touching, poignant account of The Secret Garden Party, which went from a small rave in a field to a 35,000-capacity four-day event. Filmed from an insider’s angle, it focuses on the festival experience in all its chaotic, muddy glory. 7
WORLD PREMIERE + DIRECTORS Q&A
NO SPICY NO FUN: REBEL RIOT IN THE UK Dirs. Roberta Bononi and Kim Ford, 2021, UK, 57 mins Friday 5 November · 6:45pm · The Castle Cinema
This is documentary as history in the making. The film follows The Rebel Riot, a punk band from Yangon formed under Myanmar’s military dictatorship, on a whistle-stop 2017 tour of the birthplace of punk rock.
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WORLD PREMIERE + ARTIST Q&A
GOAT GIRL ALBUM DOCUMENTARY Dir. L.E.D. 2021, UK, 13 mins Saturday 6 November · 4:00pm · Rio Cinema
Started in lockdown when Goat Girl’s Ellie Rose Davies was being treated for cancer, this film was built from her iPhone snippets, fellow band members’ videos, friends’ illustrations and music from the album On All Fours.
ON ALL FOURS LIVE AT THE DOME Dirs. Goat Girl and Charlie Moore, 2021, UK, 55 mins Saturday 6 November · 4:13pm · Rio Cinema
A concert film documenting the first time Goat Girl played their latest album live in its entirety, four months after its release and shot before an audience at Tufnell Park’s Dome. 9
INTERNATIONAL PREMIERE
LOVE IN BRIGHT LANDSCAPES DAVID MCCOMB OF THE TRIFFIDS Dir. Jonathan Alley, 2021, Australia, 101 mins Saturday 6 November · 6:30pm · The Castle Cinema
This film captures the tragedy and passion of David McComb’s too-short life via his poetry and letters read by Booker Prize-winning novelist DBC Pierre, interwoven with excerpts from dozens of The Triffids’ frontman’s songs.
INTERNATIONAL PREMIERE + DIRECTOR Q&A
FOREVERMOORE: THE ANGELO PROJECT Dir. Tisa Zito, 2021, USA, 71 mins Sunday 7 November · 4:00pm · Rio Cinema
Fishbone frontman Angelo Moore has devoted his life to making art through spoken word, music and fashion, interlaced with humour and joy. This cinematic portrait asks valuable questions about art, its legacy and process. 10
INTERNATIONAL PREMIERE
MR NELSON: ON THE NORTH SIDE
DJ SET
Dir. Daniel Dor, 2021, USA, 60 min Sunday 7 November · 5:30pm · Genesis Cinema
Everyone knows the name, but few knew the man: this film looks behind the legend, from Prince’s shy childhood in Minneapolis to glowing tributes from peers and accounts of his bond with the fans he called “Fams”.
INTERNATIONAL PREMIERE
GUY CLARK: WITHOUT GETTING KILLED OR CAUGHT Dirs. Tamara Saviano and Paul Whitfield, 2020, USA, 95 mins Thursday 11 November · 6:30pm · Curzon Soho
Three for the road: songwriter/artist Susanna Clark and singer-songwriters Guy Clark and Townes Van Zandt as they rise from obscurity to acclaim. Told from Susanna’s viewpoint, with Oscar-winner Sissy Spacek voicing her narration. 11
LONDON PREMIERE + ARTISTS & DIRECTOR Q&A LIVE MUSIC
FAITH AND BRANKO Dir. Catherine Harte, 2020, Serbia, 82 mins Saturday 13 November · 5:45pm · The Castle Cinema
Spirited, intimate portrait of English accordionist Faith Elliott and Roma violinist Branko Ristic, a cross-cultural duo in music and in life, as they forge a creative path despite personal and professional challenges.
UK PREMIERE + Q&A
KAREN DALTON: IN MY OWN TIME Dirs. Richard Peete and Robert Yapkowitch, 2020, USA, 85 mins Saturday 13 November · 6:00pm · Curzon Soho
Idolised by musicians from Bob Dylan to Nick Cave, folk blues singer and guitarist Karen Dalton was a charismatic figure in New York’s 1960s music scene. A rich portrait of a gifted artist and her hauntingly beautiful voice. 12
UK PREMIERE + ARTISTS & DIRECTOR Q&A
BURY US! A PUNK ROCK UPRISING Dir. Andrew Nethery, 2020, USA, 82 mins Saturday 13 November · 8:30pm · The Castle Cinema
A sonic, cultural and political journey through the turbulent events that defined the sound of Basque punk rock, this film spotlights fiery duo Niña Coyote eta Chico Tornado, with a soundtrack featuring the movement’s most creative stars.
EUROPEAN PREMIERE + DIR. Q&A DJ SET
FANNY: THE RIGHT TO ROCK Dir. Bobbi Jo Hart, 2021, Canada, 90 mins Sunday 14 November · 3:00pm · Curzon Soho
Vivid portrait of the Filipina American-founded California garage band that became the first all-female act to release an LP on a major label. The documentary picks up the story when, 50 years on, they reunite. 13
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THURSDAY 28 OCTOBER 8:45pm
LYDIA LUNCH - THE WAR IS NEVER OVER Barbican Cinema | LONDON PREMIERE + SPECIAL GUEST Q&A FRIDAY 29 OCTOBER
6:30pm
8:45pm
BUENA VISTA SOCIAL CLUB Curzon Soho | SPECIAL GUEST Q&A + RITA RAY DJ SET THE NOWHERE INN Barbican Cinema | INTERNATIONAL PREMIERE + SPECIAL GUEST Q&A SATURDAY 30 OCTOBER
6:00pm
LOVE YOURSELF TODAY Barbican Cinema | UK PREMIERE + DIR. & SPECIAL GUEST Q&A
3:00pm
TALK TALK: IN A SILENT WAY Curzon Soho | UK PREMIERE + DIRECTOR Q&A
SUNDAY 31 OCTOBER
WEDNESDAY 3 NOVEMBER 6:15pm 6:30pm
THE RUMBA KINGS Barbican Cinema | UK PREMIERE + DIRECTOR Q&A SKATING POLLY: UGLY POP Rio Cinema | INTERNATIONAL PREMIERE THURSDAY 4 NOVEMBER
6:20pm
DOM SALVADOR AND ABOLITION Barbican Cinema | EUROPEAN PREMIERE + DIRECTOR Q&A
8:40pm
A SYMPHONY OF NOISE: MATTHEW HERBERT’S REVOLUTION Barbican Cinema | UK PREMIERE + SPECIAL GUEST Q&A FRIDAY 5 NOVEMBER
6:40pm
THAT WAS A SERIOUS PARTY HOW TO GROW A FESTIVAL Rio Cinema | WORLD PREMIERE + DIRECTOR AND SPECIAL GUEST Q&A
6:45 pm
NO SPICY NO FUN: REBEL RIOT IN THE UK The Castle Cinema | WORLD PREMIERE + DIRECTORS Q&A SATURDAY 6 NOVEMBER
4:00pm
6:30pm
GOAT GIRL ALBUM DOCUMENTARY & ON ALL FOURS LIVE AT THE DOME Rio Cinema | WORLD PREMIERE + ARTIST Q&A LOVE IN BRIGHT LANDSCAPES DAVID MCCOMB OF THE TRIFFIDS The Castle Cinema | INTERNATIONAL PREMIERE SUNDAY 7 NOVEMBER
4:00pm
FOREVERMOORE: THE ANGELO PROJECT Rio Cinema | INTERNATIONAL PREMIERE + DIRECTOR Q&A
5:30pm
MR NELSON: ON THE NORTH SIDE Genesis Cinema | INTERNATIONAL PREMIERE + DJ SET THURSDAY 11 NOVEMBER
6:30pm
GUY CLARK: WITHOUT GETTING KILLED OR CAUGHT Curzon Soho | INTERNATIONAL PREMIERE SATURDAY 13 NOVEMBER
5:45pm
FAITH AND BRANKO The Castle Cinema | LONDON PREMIERE + ARTISTS & DIR Q&A + LIVE MUSIC
6:00pm
KAREN DALTON: IN MY OWN TIME Curzon Soho | UK PREMIERE + Q&A
8:30pm
BURY US! A PUNK ROCK UPRISING The Castle Cinema | UK PREMIERE + ARTISTS AND DIRECTOR Q&A SUNDAY 14 NOVEMBER
3:00pm
FANNY: THE RIGHT TO ROCK Curzon Soho | EUROPEAN PREMIERE + DIRECTOR Q&A + DJ SET
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ONLINE PREMIERES ON-DEMAND STREAMING FROM NOVEMBER 7TH TO NOVEMBER 21ST AVAILABLE TO PRE-ORDER NOW http://www.docnrollfestival.com/films
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MARIE DAVIDSON & L’ŒIL NU RENEGADE BREAKDOWN LIVE Dir. Denis Côté, 2021, Canada, 60 mins
Conceived as a “laboratory experiment”, this eerie freeform concert was shot and directed by Québécois filmmaker Denis Côté, who captured Marie Davidson and her new band L’Œil Nu’s first live performance.
ÁINE TYRRELL IRISH TROUBADOUR Dir. Enda Murray, 2021, Australia, 68 mins
Part concert film, part biopic, this documentary captures Clare-born musician Áine Tyrrell as she played Australia’s Woodford Folk Festival, along with a moving account of her escape from domestic violence and a journey across Australia with her three young children. 19
TALKING LIKE HER CONNIE CONVERSE Dirs. Natacha Giler and Adam Briscoe, 2021, USA, 75 mins
A trailblazing singer-songwriter who, in the 1950s, bared her soul in emotionally complex songs – to little recognition. In 1974 she packed her car, said her goodbyes and vanished. This film pieces together the clues she left behind.
REZ METAL Dir. Ashkan Soltani Stone, 2021, USA, 75 mins
A thrash metal band, I Don’t Konform, collaborate in Arizona and Denmark with Metallica’s producer Flemming Rasmussen. Their musical journey is set against the challenges faced by Indigenous youth on the band’s reservation. 20
MIMAROGLU: THE ROBINSON OF MANHATTAN ISLAND Dir. Serdar Kökçeoğlu, 2020, USA/Turkey, 77 mins
This is the story of two free spirits: electronic composer İlhan Mimaroğlu and his vibrant wife Güngör, who emigrated to the USA from Turkey in the 1960s. In a multi-layered structure, it reflects on immigration, music, love and disappointment.
THE REMEDY A HIP HOP DOCUMENTARY Dir. Boris Tsessarsky, 2021, USA, 52 mins
A profile of New Jersey hip-hop artists Freddy Salgado (Face Cadet), a self-taught musician and Ecuadorian immigrant, and Serenity AKATDB, a queer AfricanAmerican woman in a male-dominated genre, battling lupus and a turbulent family history. 21
MY NAME IS LOPEZ Dirs. P. David Ebersole and Todd Hughes, 2021, USA, 98 mins
The story of Trinidad Lopez III, son of Mexican immigrants, who would fulfil his family’s musical dreams by signing to Frank Sinatra’s Reprise, scoring worldwide hits, and headlining in Las Vegas in an era where colour bars were in force.
MARSEILLE, RAP CAPITAL Dirs. Gilles Rof and Didier D. Daarwin, 2021, France, 58 mins
With contributions from key figures, this documentary traces the musical, cultural and social phenomenon of Marseilles hip hop, which over the past 30 years has become an unprecedented success story. 22
THE REVEREND Dir. Nick Canfield, 2021, USA, 86 mins
Deep soul and deep spirituality: the journey of Reverend Vince Anderson, who left a seminary to follow his second calling, music. With his band The Love Choir, he has played a now-legendary weekly show in New York for over 20 years.
LIVING WITH IMPERFECTION RAN BLAKE Dir. Antoine Polin, 2021, France, 67 mins
A portrait of the reclusive Boston-based pianist Ran Blake, whose dazzlingly unclassifiable playing has been driven for over seven decades by his obsession with cinema. 23
BLANG: 16 YEARS OF OUTSIDER MUSIC Dir. La Staunton, 2021, UK, 43 mins
A smash-and-grab celebration of the genre-bending independent UK label Blang Records, run by music lovers determined to put out records despite never making any money.
LEFTOVER FEELINGS: A STUDIO B REVIVAL Dirs. Lagan Sebert and Ted Roach, 2021, USA, 60 mins
Nashville icons John Hiatt and Jerry Douglas join forces during the pandemic to make an album in Elvis Presley’s favorite recording space, RCA’s fabled Studio B. With commentary from Lyle Lovett, Dolly Parton, Emmylou Harris and more. 24
THE NODEY PROCESS Dirs. Maël Le-Hurand and Vincent Nguyen, 2021, France, 62 mins
In the midst of an identity crisis, French-Vietnamese hip-hop/electro producer Nodey leaves his lifelong home in France to explore the Asian continent. This is his story of creative and cultural rediscovery.
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STRANDS SISTERS These nine documentary portraits spotlight the courage, challenges and creativity of female artists working to blaze musical trails, from the 1950s to the present day. LYDIA LUNCH: THE WAR IS NEVER OVER THE NOWHERE INN KAREN DALTON: IN MY OWN TIME FANNY: THE RIGHT TO ROCK SKATING POLLY: UGLY POP GOAT GIRL ALBUM DOCUMENTARY & ON ALL FOURS LIVE AT THE DOME MARIE DAVIDSON & L’ŒIL NU - RENEGADE BREAKDOWN LIVE ÁINE TYRELL - IRISH TROUBADOUR TALKING LIKE HER - CONNIE CONVERSE
BROTHERS Joy and sorrow, loss and discovery, boundary-breaking and history-making: nine revealing films about artists, their eras and genres, and their personal and artistic journeys. MR NELSON: ON THE NORTH SIDE LOVE IN BRIGHT LANDSCAPES - DAVID MCCOMB OF THE TRIFFIDS FOREVERMOORE: THE ANGELO PROJECT LOVE YOURSELF TODAY: DAMIEN DEMPSEY A SYMPHONY OF NOISE: MATTHEW HERBERT GUY CLARK: WITHOUT GETTING KILLED OR CAUGHT TALK TALK: IN A SILENT WAY MY NAME IS LOPEZ THE REVEREND
GLOBAL VISIONS A wide world of musical scenes and political contexts, from artists embedded in struggles for independence and linguistic rights, to those undertaking challenging cross-cultural collaborations. FAITH AND BRANKO DOM SALVADOR AND ABOLITION THE RUMBA KINGS BURY US! A PUNK ROCK UPRISING NO SPICY NO FUN: REBEL RIOT IN THE UK THE NODEY PROCESS MARSEILLE, RAP CAPITAL REZ METAL MIMAROGLU: THE ROBINSON OF MANHATTAN ISLAND
DIY STORIES Beyond the big machine: five moving tributes to the stubbornly independent spirit that has enriched the world of music, from labels and studios to festivals and performers. THAT WAS A SERIOUS PARTY - HOW TO GROW A FESTIVAL BLANG: 16 YEARS OF OUTSIDER MUSIC LIVING WITH IMPERFECTION - RAN BLAKE LEFTOVER FEELINGS: A STUDIO B REVIVAL THE REMEDY - A HIP HOP DOCUMENTARY
VINTAGE This year we are proud to present one of the great classics of music documentary filmmaking. BUENA VISTA SOCIAL CLUB
SHORTS PROGRAMME HOUSE OF VANS 5TH NOVEMBER - 7PM - Q&A WITH DIRECTORS
HARMONIC SPECTRUM Will Hewitt and Austen McCowan, UK, 2021, 17 mins
LIL ESTONIA Taavi Arus, Estonia, 2020, 31 mins
AMALGAMATION Sylvia Nicolaides and Nicolas Iordanou, Cyprus, 2020, 18 mins 40
BRUTAL HONESTY Jake Isaac and Dominic Döring, UK, 2021, 15 mins
DISCIPLES Jess Kohl, UK, 2021, 19 mins 29
12TH NOVEMBER - 7PM - Q&A WITH DIRECTORS
COME ON TIME Chris Vernon, UK, 2020, 40 mins
RODION Quincy Andrews, UK, 2021, 7 mins 54
25 Roberta Nikita and Laura Put, Spain, 2020, 30 mins
JOY UNCENSORED Natasha Hawthornthwaite, UK, 2020, 15 mins 30 FOR MORE INFO: https://www.docnrollfestival.com/films/shorts/
VENUES BARBICAN CINEMA
RIO CINEMA
Floor -2 Silk Street London EC2Y 8DS
107 Kingsland High Street Dalston London E8 2PB
THE CASTLE CINEMA
GENESIS CINEMA
First Floor 64 - 66 Brooksby’s Walk London E9 6DA
93-95 Mile End Road London E1 4UJ
CURZON SOHO 99 Shaftesbury Avenue London W1D 5DY
HOUSE OF VANS Arches 228-232 Station Approach Road London SE1 8SW
OUR FESTIVAL JURY NATTY KASAMBALA
@nattykasambala Natty is a culture writer, editor and curator. She is music editor-at-large at Dazed, co-hosts the podcast Growing Up With Gal-Dem, and works in Columbia Records UK’s music marketing team.
TONY MINVIELLE
@TonyMinvielle Tony has spent four decades as a radio broadcaster and producer, writer and DJ in both the UK and US. A staff writer at Straight No Chaser, he presents the Jazz FM programme Tony Minvielle on Sunday.
SHINGAI
@ShingaiMusic Singer-songwriter, musician, actor and model Shingai Shoniwa fronts the pop/rock band Noisettes. Last year she released her debut solo album, Too Bold, which draws on her London, Bantu and Zimbabwean heritage.
BENGI ÜNSAL @bengiunsal Bengi is Head of Contemporary Music at Southbank Centre, where she oversees the award-winning Meltdown festival. In 2018 she launched Concrete Lates, the Centre’s platform for international electronic artists. PETER WORSLEY
@Peter.Worsley.180 A highly experienced TV and film executive, Peter spent over 15 years at Universal Music Group’s Eagle Rock division. He has overseen the production and release of more than 50 concert films, music features and series.
THE DOC´N ROLL TEAM Vanessa Lobon Garcia Co-director & Programmer
Henrique Maia Photographer
Colm Forde Co-director & Programmer
Estella Adeyeri Impact Producer
Morven Masterton Shorts Programmer
Pablo Lopez Bueno In-house Designer
Anne-Marie McGregor Event Organiser
Ailbhe Gaffney Festival Trailer Editor
Sara Mateos Event Organiser
Nadia Erlam Social Media Manager
Amelia Gardiner Online Event Organiser
Jo Smith Jury Coordinator
Jodie Banaszkiewicz Stay Golden PR
Fiona Johnston Volunteer Coordinator
Karen Shook Communications
Samantha Chandler Event Organiser
Bruna Amaral Head of Photography
Hester Yang Festival Producer Intern
Doc’n Roll Film Festival is supported by the BFI using National Lottery funding.
THE UK´S MUSIC DOCUMENTARY FILM FESTIVAL IS BRINGING UNFORGETTABLE MUSIC - AND THE STORIES OF THOSE WHO MAKE IT TO LONDON IN 2021
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