R.E.M. (2002) - FAQ
Frequently asked questions about this film.
What is R.E.M. about?
R.E.M. is a documentary. Athens, Georgia, served as the birthplace of R.E.M. in 1980. The documentary features interviews with band members Michael Stipe, Peter Buck, Mike Mills, and former drummer Bill Berry. They discuss their creative process and the evolution of their music. Key moments include the release of influential albums like 'Out of Time' and 'Automatic for the People.' Live performances and rare footage illustrate R.E.M.'s impact on the alternative rock scene and their connection with fans throughout the 1990s.
When was R.E.M. released?
R.E.M. was released in 2002.
How long is R.E.M.?
R.E.M. has a runtime of 50 minutes.
What genre is R.E.M.?
R.E.M. is classified as Music, Biography.
What topics does R.E.M. cover?
R.E.M. explores topics including music-history.