Radiohead Meeting People Is Easy DVD Video

Radiohead

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EMIDV77860

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This DVD contains the documentary film of Radiohead following the release of the group's 1997 album "Ok Computer". Grant Gee shot the interviews and behind-the-scenes footage with his hand-held super-8 camera for an artsy film feeling. The end result is visually stimulating and succeeds in providing an inside glimpse into one of the most original bands of our time.

Features:
Suitable for persons of 15 years and over
Enhanced in Dolby Digital AC-3 Surround Sound
A film by Grant Gee about Radiohead
Film contains stroboscopic effects that may adversely affect epilepsy sufferers

Total running time: 95 minutes