Home of the Brave: A Film by Laurie Anderson

1986
1h 30min

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Home of the Brave: A Film by Laurie Anderson (1986)

Añade un argumento en tu idiomaConcert film of Laurie Anderson performing songs from her first three albums, selections from her four-night epic "United States Live," and several new songs, which incorporate a unique blen... Leer todoConcert film of Laurie Anderson performing songs from her first three albums, selections from her four-night epic "United States Live," and several new songs, which incorporate a unique blend of film, animation, dance, and electronics.Concert film of Laurie Anderson performing songs from her first three albums, selections from her four-night epic "United States Live," and several new songs, which incorporate a unique blend of film, animation, dance, and electronics.

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Laurie Anderson: [first lines]
Laurie Anderson: Good evening. Now, I am no mathematician, but I'd like to talk about just couple of numbers that have really been bothering me lately, and they are zero and one.

Versiones alternativas
When the film was released, a music video of the song "Language is a Virus" was distributed to MTV. The video uses a completely different performance and arrangement of the song. A fast dance mix version of the song "Smoke Rings" was recorded but not used in the final film; it instead appears in Anderson's video production What You Mean We? (1987) (TV).

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Featured in At the Movies: Blue City/Home of the Brave (1986)

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Sharkey's Day
Written and Performed by Laurie Anderson
Produced by Bill Laswell and Laurie Anderson

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10/10

Truly excellent concert film, way ahead of it's time...

Laurie Anderson probably shows up in the dictionary under the definition of avant-guard. Only available on VHS & Laserdisc, never on DVD, it's no surprise so few people have seen it. For anyone brave enough to buy the VHS tape on eBay, what awaits is a concert film that captivates with amazing music and visuals, especially when considering the year it was released. Released a couple of years after the Talking Heads "Stop Making Sense", I feel Home of the Brave is the superior concert film. Home of the Brave is very trippy, clever, artful... in fact I'm tempted to pick up a VHS copy before this film disappears forever.