The gong chimes. The silent retreat begins. Earlier today I handed over my mobile phone to the teacher for safe-keeping. That deep bong means I’m in, we’re off — no speaking or interaction with the outside world for a week.
Around me, my 28 fellow retreatants (a mixture of ages, 26 women, two men) look a bit scared.
Truth is, I feel pretty trepidatious myself, not to mention knackered. It is 8.30pm and my head is spinning from travelling to
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Eine neue 4K-Imax-Restaurierung von Jonathan Demmes „Stop Making Sense“, dem klassischen Konzertfilm der Talking Heads, der im Dezember 1983 eine Reihe von Shows im Pantages Theatre in Los Angeles spielte, feierte am Montagabend beim Toronto International Film Festival Weltpremiere. mit der anwesenden Band.
„Deshalb kommen wir ins Kino“, sagte Heads-Frontmann David Byrne während einer Frage-und-Antwort-Runde nach der Vorführung im Scotiabank Theatre der Stadt unter der Leitung des Filmemachers Spike Lee. „Das ist etwas anderes, als es auf meinem
Die Band trat zum ersten Mal seit 2002 wieder gemeinsam auf und feierte den Film in einem Gespräch mit Spike Lee beim Toronto International Film Festival.
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Talking Heads über die Rückkehr von „Stop Making Sense“Die New York Times
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