The Rolling Stones - Let It Bleed

A documentary film by Martin Scorsese, dedicated to creative rock band Rolling Stones. Martin Scorsese, not for the first time refers to the music and its performers in their art. Suffice it to recall his "Last Waltz" or an entire collection of films about the blues. This time, Scorsese wanted to pay tribute to one of his most favorite bands whose music he has used in his films. But the fact that the director, as well as the musicians themselves, has tried all bests and least one event is worthy of respect. The basis of the film - few concerts (October 29 and November 1, 2006) from Rolling Stones tour "A Bigger Bang Tour". Live performances are interspersed with shots of backstage footage and interviews of the group. After each minute of film, it seems that behind you reveal the secret of the universal significance. Scorsese opened the door in front of us in the same world, the elderly, elderly people who have been for fifty years, go to the various arenas around the world to entertain the crowd. Rock and roll is when you live to the fullest and always stay young - this is the meaning of Scorsese film.

Jagger, Mick Richards, Keith (II) Scorsese, Martin Watts, Charlie (I) Wood, Ron (I) Bowman, Edith