Cowboy Junkies: Long Journey Home
Cowboy Junkies: Long Journey Home

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Cowboy Junkies: Long Journey Home

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120 min
English

Only 18 months after releasing Open Road, a CD and DVD package recorded during their 2001 tour, the Cowboy Junkies issued another live document, Long Journey Home, which captures in both sound and image an appearance in Liverpool, England, during the fall of 2004.

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IMDb7.7/10
Director: Vince M. ArnoneGenres: Documentary, Music

Plot Summary

Long Journey Home chronicles the iconic Canadian alternative country band Cowboy Junkies' 1999 return to their hometown of Toronto after a lengthy world tour. The film captures intimate moments of the band members as they reconnect with their roots and each other. It delves into their creative process, their early days, and their reflections on fame and the road.

Critical Reception

This documentary was met with a positive reception, particularly from fans of the band and those interested in the behind-the-scenes workings of a successful musical act. Critics often highlighted its intimate portrayal of the band and its atmospheric qualities, aligning with the band's own musical style.

What Reviewers Say

  • Offers an intimate and reflective look at the Cowboy Junkies.

  • Captures the band's connection to their home and musical journey.

  • Praised for its atmospheric and genuine portrayal of the artists.

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Fun Fact

The documentary's title, 'Long Journey Home,' directly reflects the band's experience of returning to their roots after extensive touring, mirroring themes often found in their music.

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