No Direction Home

No Direction Home - Bob Dylan is a two-part documentary in which Martin Scorsese directed. The film was produced for television. The film deals with the rise of Bob Dylan by an unknown singer to one of the most influential artists of the 20th century. Content, the 2005 film produced focused on between 1961 and 1966.

Background

For the production of hundreds of hours has been spotted on archive material and there are numerous concerts, interviews and photographs shown in the film. Many companions Dylan to speak.

The film's title refers to a line from the song Like a Rolling Stone by Bob Dylan.

Awards (selection)

Director Scorsese Award at the 2006 DVD Exclusive Awards for Best Director. In the same year the film won an Emmy for Outstanding Sound Mixing for Nonfiction Programming. The film also received a Grammy for Best Long Form Music Video has been honored.

Criticism

" The Framed by a long interview with Dylan film offers a wealth of clever inserted archive material through which the artist is placed in a political as cultural environment and the mutual influences are identified. Not only for music fans of high aesthetic appeal. "

2005 in film D. A. Pennebaker Emmy Award Grammy Award
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