Twenty-five years after the original festival, this documentary features previously unseen performances and insights from key figures involved in Woodstock.
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Twenty-five years after the original festival, this documentary features previously unseen performances and insights from key figures involved in Woodstock.
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Wavy Gravy, the stage announcer at the original Woodstock festival, recalls the vibrant atmosphere of the 1969 event in Woodstock Diary. This documentary, broadcast on U.S. television in August 1994, marks the 25th anniversary of the festival. It features performances not included in the original film and includes insights from producers Joel Rosenman, John Roberts, and Michael Lang. Lisa Law, a member of the Hog Farm collective, shares her memories, adding personal anecdotes to the narrative. The film was later released on DVD with remastered 5.1 sound.
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Why Watch
- See performances missing from the original Woodstock movie.
- Meet key figures like Joel Rosenman and Wavy Gravy.
- Find out personal stories from the Hog Farm collective.
Did You Know
- The documentary was broadcast on U.S. TV in August 1994.
- It commemorates the 25th anniversary of the Woodstock festival.
- The film features performances not included in the original Woodstock movie.
- Director Erez Laufer led the project for its 1994 release.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who directed the Woodstock Diary documentary?
Erez Laufer directed the Woodstock Diary documentary.
What year was Woodstock Diary released?
Woodstock Diary was released in 1994.
Who are some key figures featured in Woodstock Diary?
Key figures include producers Joel Rosenman, John Roberts, and Michael Lang, as well as stage announcer Wavy Gravy.
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