Film
editor-turned-documentary filmmaker Jamin Bricker’s Money For Nothing, a
feature-length homage to the music video genre — or is more aptly described as
an “art form?” — will be making its DVD debut from Virgil Films &
Entertainment on Oct. 7.
Based on Saul
Austerlitz’s book of the same name, with narration provided by Michael Charles
Roman, Money For Nothing, is
more than just a chronology of this particular visual medium, but a look inside
the trends and mores of each period … an effort to provide a degree of clarity
for an “art form” that seems, with all of its razzle-dazzle and visuals, to
defy such analysis.
Provocative, and
certainly worth a look, even if you just come for the “noise!”
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