Benjamin Smoke, an underground musician from Cabbagetown, Atlanta, is portrayed through intimate footage and interviews that highlight his life as a fringe artist.
“What is the sound of the queer southern blues?”
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Benjamin Smoke, an underground musician from Cabbagetown, Atlanta, is portrayed through intimate footage and interviews that highlight his life as a fringe artist.
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Benjamin Smoke, an underground musician, lived in Cabbagetown, Atlanta. He was known for his vibrant persona as a speed-freak and occasional drag queen. The film features intimate footage and interviews that reveal his life as a fringe artist. It documents his struggles and successes while performing with his band Smoke. Benjamin Smoke captures the raw energy of his music and the defiance he embodied against societal norms. The documentary runs for 72 minutes and was directed by Jem Cohen and Peter Sillen.
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Why Watch
- Meet Benjamin Smoke, a unique underground musician.
- See the hidden Atlanta neighborhood of Cabbagetown.
- Find out about the queer southern blues sound.
Did You Know
- The film was released in the year 2000.
- Benjamin Smoke's band is named Smoke.
- The documentary has a runtime of 72 minutes.
- Patti Smith is part of the cast.
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Who directed the documentary Benjamin Smoke?
Benjamin Smoke was directed by Jem Cohen and Peter Sillen.
What is the runtime of the documentary Benjamin Smoke?
The runtime of Benjamin Smoke is 72 minutes.
What is the tagline of the documentary Benjamin Smoke?
The tagline of Benjamin Smoke is 'What is the sound of the queer southern blues?'
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