leeburnett
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(I'm in no way involved in this film, purely objective views here) Last night I went to The Watershed in Bristol to see this new documentary, 'The Possibilities Are Endless'. It's about 80's musician Edwyn Collins who suffered from a horrific stroke about 8 or 9 years ago. It follows his thoughts and recovery as he tries to regain his memories of his past, his music and his family.
It is a pure sensory, cinematic and emotional experience that manages to take you into what Edwyn went through after his stroke.
http://www.thepossibilities.co.uk/
The screenings at the moment are on tour around England, and the one I saw last night was followed by a Q&A with Edwyn himself, his wife and the directors, followed by an acoustic session with Edwyn singing some new songs.
Seriously one of the best documentaries I have ever seen. If you live in England, get on it quick and get to one of these screenings.
It is a pure sensory, cinematic and emotional experience that manages to take you into what Edwyn went through after his stroke.
http://www.thepossibilities.co.uk/
The screenings at the moment are on tour around England, and the one I saw last night was followed by a Q&A with Edwyn himself, his wife and the directors, followed by an acoustic session with Edwyn singing some new songs.
Seriously one of the best documentaries I have ever seen. If you live in England, get on it quick and get to one of these screenings.