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Moonage Daydream

Moonage Daydream
USA, 2022, 134 min., documentary
director, producer, screenwriter and editor – Brett Morgen
A PUBLIC ROAD PRODS. production
intl. sales – UNIVERSAL PICTURES
BG distributor – FORUM FILM
with:
David Bowie
A kaleidoscopic weave of concert performances and candid interviews, this portrait of David Bowie from director Brett Morgen immerses us in the restless starman’s singular galaxy of music, art, and excentricity.
David Bowie had a multitude of personas as a musician, painter, actor, and world traveller. This documentary portrait, told in his own words from decades of interviews, is as bold and visually inventive as he was. Coming six years after his death, the film celebrates the immortality of his art, drawing upon an astonishing depth of rare footage including live performances of quintessential songs such as “Moonage Daydream,” “Space Oddity,” “Sound and Vision,” “Heroes,” and more.
Director Brett Morgen meets the challenge of Bowie’s career with a kaleidoscope of imagery that moves through the artist’s different phases - from the experimental identities of Ziggy Stardust and Aladdin Sane in the 1970s, to the mass appeal of “Let’s Dance” in the 1980s, to his later explorations when Bowie’s main goal was to please himself. The film reminds us how frequently he was ahead of his time, including his normalizing attitude toward bisexuality in the early ’70s.
Bowie described himself as a generalist who’s comfortable in chaos. Visually, the film embraces this sensibility, churning an eclectic array of imagery that represents the panoply of inspirations flowing through his work.
“- Who saw the completed film first?
- The audience was Sean Penn, Bono, Eddie Vedder and The Edge. I left the theatre thinking, “It’s gonna work.” It was November 2021 and Sean was very helpful and introduced the film to Thierry Frémaux on our behalf.”
Screen International