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The "Socalled" Movie

2010 | Canada | Color | 87 min

Language:
English
Film Still Image
Tags:
20-Somethings,
Music and Performance

Showtimes

Tue, July 27 2010, 9:15pm
Castro Theatre
Sat, August 7 2010, 9:15pm
The Roda Theatre (at Berkeley Repertory Theatre)
Accessiblity Info

Screens with Maurice at the World's Fair

ions, Socalled creates a wholly unique sound combining klezmer, funk, soul and hip-hop. Not too shabby for a nice Jewish boy from Montreal. Socalled is a musical alchemist, always looking for the next old thing to make new again, whether it’s introducing funk trombone legend Fred Wesley (of James Brown’s famous band, the J.B.’s) or inspiring 1950s lounge pianist Irving Fields to pen a new hit song. Shot partly in Socalled’s Montreal neighborhood, where Hasidic Jews and hipsters crowd the sidewalks, and following him on tour through New York, France and an emotionally spiritual trip back to his ancestral home of the Ukraine, The “Socalled” Movie is a dynamic, kaleidoscopic portrait of an iconoclastic artist at the peak of his powers.—Joshua Moore


Director Garry Beitel and Socalled in person at the Castro.

Special Live Performance

Featuring Socalled and singer Katie Moore following Castro screening.

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Reviews

Director
Garry Beitel
Cinematographer
Marc Gadoury
Editor
Dominique Sicotte
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