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David Bowie – A Legend in Review
A retrospective exploring David Bowie’s rise to international stardom from the late 1960s through the mid-1970s, with a particular focus on his work with The Spiders from Mars. Featuring rare archival footage, live performances, backstage material and insights from former band members, musicians and music journalists, the documentary examines the influences and musical developments behind some of Bowie’s most celebrated work.
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A retrospective exploring David Bowie’s rise to international stardom from the late 1960s through the mid-1970s, with a particular focus on his work with The Spiders from Mars. Featuring rare archival footage, live performances, backstage material and insights from former band members, musicians and music journalists, the documentary examines the influences and musical developments behind some of Bowie’s most celebrated work.
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