The Go-Betweens: Right Here (2017)

Awards
- 1 nomination total

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Robert Forster

Self - The Go-Betweens

Mark Callaghan

Self - singer…

Clinton Walker

Self - writer…

Damian Nelson

Self - owner, Toowong Music Store

Lindy Morrison

Self - The Go-Betweens

David Nichols

Self - band biographer

Toby Creswell

Self - rock journalist

Mick Harvey

Self - musician (The Birthday Party)

Paul Kelly

Self - singer…

Sally McLennan

Self - Grant's sister

Robert Vickers

Self - The Go-Betweens

Pierre Sutcliffe

Self - friend

Bob Johnson

Self - UK manager 1985-2006

Amanda Brown

Self - The Go-Betweens

John Willsteed

Self - The Go-Betweens

Roger Grierson

Self - Australian manager 1986-1989

Steve Kilbey

Self - singer…

Bernard Galbally

Self - Australian manager 2000-2006

Director
- Kriv Stenders
Writer
- Kriv Stenders
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Trivia
There are many clips of street scenes and television programs, as well as photographs of the band, seen during the program. Many songs of The Go-Betweens are heard in the background. None of these are specifically identified in the credits.

Connections
Features Countdown (1974)

Soundtracks
Lee Remick
(uncredited)
Written by Robert Forster
Performed by The Go-Betweens

Very good documentary on one of Australia's best bands of all time

Surprisingly great, although I may be biased as a fan of the band. While I do love a lot of their music, their entire history wasn't something I was familiar with, so it was nice to hear about that whilst also having a large number of interviewees gush about how good their music was.

Some people may not love all the ways the filmmakers chose to keep things visually interesting when there was no archive footage to rely on, but I thought it mostly worked, and felt within the spirit of the band's music.

Also very emotional at times- The Go-Betweens had a turbulent history, and this documentary is at its best when it dives into such events with honesty and sincere emotion.