Xentos Jones, former bass player for the punk band The Homosexuals, is portrayed through a collage of interviews and found footage that highlights his influence on underground music and film.
Synopsis
Xentos Jones, former bass player for the punk band The Homosexuals, is portrayed through a collage of interviews and found footage that highlights his influence on underground music and film.
Synopsis
Xentos Jones, former bass player for the punk band The Homosexuals, is the focus of Luke Fowler's 2003 film, The Way Out: A Portrait of Xentos Jones. Collaborating with Kosten Koper, Fowler assembles a collage of interviews, music, and found footage from Jones' experimental films. The 33-minute documentary presents a fragmented yet engaging portrait of Jones, capturing his contributions to underground music and film. Through diverse material, it reflects on his unique artistic vision and influence within the punk scene.
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Why Watch
- Meet Xentos Jones, a key figure in underground punk.
- See rare footage from Xentos Jones' experimental films.
- Follow the unique collage style of Luke Fowler.
Did You Know
- The film is 33 minutes long.
- Xentos Jones was the bass player for The Homosexuals.
- Luke Fowler directed the film in collaboration with Kosten Koper.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Xentos Jones?
Xentos Jones is an underground punk musician and filmmaker, known for being the bass player of the band The Homosexuals.
What is the duration of The Way Out?
The Way Out has a duration of 33 minutes.
Who collaborated with Luke Fowler on The Way Out?
Kosten Koper collaborated with Luke Fowler on The Way Out.
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