David Bowie's collaboration with Australian musicians in the outback significantly influenced his hit song "Let's Dance," as explored through interviews and archival footage.
Synopsis
David Bowie's collaboration with Australian musicians in the outback significantly influenced his hit song "Let's Dance," as explored through interviews and archival footage.
Synopsis
David Bowie collaborated with Australian musicians during his time in the Australian outback, which influenced his hit song "Let's Dance." Directed by Rubika Shah, the 11-minute documentary features interviews with figures like Joelene King and Kurt Loder. Archival footage illustrates Bowie's cultural impact in Australia. The film details how the unique environment shaped his creative process and the song's success. It presents a narrative about place and music, celebrating Bowie's lasting legacy.
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Why Watch
- See how the Australian outback shaped 'Let's Dance.'
- Meet the Australian musicians who collaborated with Bowie.
- Find out about Bowie's cultural impact in Australia.
Did You Know
- The documentary is directed by Rubika Shah.
- The film has a runtime of 11 minutes.
- It features interviews with David Mallet and Julien Temple.
- The documentary was released in 2015.
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Who directed Let's Dance: Bowie Down Under?
Rubika Shah directed Let's Dance: Bowie Down Under.
What is the duration of the documentary Let's Dance: Bowie Down Under?
The duration of the documentary is 11 minutes.
What year was Let's Dance: Bowie Down Under released?
Let's Dance: Bowie Down Under was released in 2015.
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