Storefront Hitchcock

Storefront Hitchcock is a concert film documenting a live performance by the eccentric British singer-songwriter Robyn Hitchcock. Filmed in a storefront, it captures Hitchcock performing a selection of his songs in an intimate setting. The film showcases his unique lyrical style, distinctive vocal delivery, and quirky stage presence.

Storefront Hitchcock was generally well-received by critics for its intimate portrayal of Robyn Hitchcock's performance and songwriting. Reviewers often highlighted the film's raw and unvarnished aesthetic, which effectively captured the artist's unique persona. It's considered a must-see for fans of Hitchcock's work.

• An intimate and engaging performance by Robyn Hitchcock.

• Captures the unique charm and lyrical brilliance of the artist.

• Praised for its straightforward, no-frills approach to documenting a live show.

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The film was shot in a former art gallery space in Greenwich Village, New York, transforming it into a temporary concert venue for the performance.