Boredoms: 77 Boa Drum
Boredoms: 77 Boa Drum

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Boredoms: 77 Boa Drum

2010
Movie
90 min
Japanese

On July 7th, 2007 at 7:07 PM, Japanese group Boredoms, orchestrated a performance by 77 drummers at the Empire-Fulton Ferry State Park in Brooklyn, New York.

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IMDb7.1/10
Director: Marthinus van TonderGenres: Documentary, Music

Plot Summary

This documentary delves into the experimental Japanese noise rock band Boredoms, focusing on their creative process and unique sound. It captures the band's intense live performances and explores the enigmatic personalities behind their avant-garde musical explorations. The film offers a glimpse into the band's evolution and their impact on the experimental music scene.

Critical Reception

Boredoms: 77 Boa Drum was met with positive reception from critics, who lauded its immersive portrayal of the experimental band and its ability to capture the essence of their chaotic yet captivating sound. The documentary was praised for its visual style and its insightful look into the creative minds of the musicians.

What Reviewers Say

  • A visually striking and sonically adventurous journey into the world of Boredoms.

  • Captures the raw energy and experimental spirit of the legendary Japanese noise band.

  • Offers a rare and intimate look at the creative process behind their unique sound.

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Fun Fact

The film's title, '77 Boa Drum', is a reference to the Boredoms' 1999 album 'Boodohm' which features a track titled '77 Boa Drum'.

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