Music documentary festival Doc’n Roll is back for its 11th year this autumn
Following its tenth birthday edition last year, Doc’n Roll Film Festival is back to celebrate outstanding filmmaking in the music documentary genre with yet another stellar lineup of movies. Across October and November, the festival will see screenings of docs that cover seminal artists such as Peaches, Steppenwolf, Ol’ Dirty Bastard, The Black Keys and Hak Baker, appear at some of the city’s best-loved indie cinemas.
This year’s edition is packed with 26 premiere feature films, with highlights including a screening of the first official documentary on Wu-Tang Clan’s Ol’ Dirty Bastard; the London premiere of Teaches of Peaches featuring an in-person Q&A with Peaches; a doc about renowned session musician Mo Foster; and a film that follows Hak Baker over a period of five years, during which he experiences sudden stardom.
Speaking about reaching this event, Vanessa Lobon Garcia, director and co-founder of Doc’n Roll Film Fest, says, “I am excited to announce that this year, our Doc’n Roll Film Fest programme will feature more women than ever before—a significant achievement in a genre still dominated by male perspectives. This progress is something to celebrate, and reflects Doc’n Roll’s commitment to amplifying diverse voices in music documentaries.”
Tickets are on sale now – grab yours below.
Key Information
Dates | Thurs 24th October – Sun 10th November 2024
Address | Various locations in London
For more information | docnrollfestival.com