The Sound Unseen Film + Music Festival will virtually present its films across two states – Minnesota and Texas – for the first time in the film festival’s history.
The film lineup for the 21st annual film festival will feature Darius Marder’s Sound of Metal as the Opening Night selection; Frank Marshall’s highly anticipated documentary The Bee Gees: How Can You Mend a Broken Heart as the Centerpiece film; and Alex Winter’s Zappa as the Closing Night selection.
Sound Unseen will add to this year’s festival experience with live music, a sequel of last year’s concert promoters roundtable, and a series of virtual appearances by the authors and subjects of music-related and focused books.
Badgeholders/ticket holders must unlock the film/event they want to view first, after which they will have 48 hours to finish watching the film and/or event. All non-film events and live Q&As will be available through November 17. For a full schedule of event, go to the festival website.
The Sound Unseen Film + Music Festival will virtually present its films across two states – Minnesota and Texas – for the first time in the film festival’s history.
The film lineup for the 21st annual film festival will feature Darius Marder’s Sound of Metal as the Opening Night selection; Frank Marshall’s highly anticipated documentary The Bee Gees: How Can You Mend a Broken Heart as the Centerpiece film; and Alex Winter’s Zappa as the Closing Night selection.
Sound Unseen will add to this year’s festival experience with live music, a sequel of last year’s concert promoters roundtable, and a series of virtual appearances by the authors and subjects of music-related and focused books.
Badgeholders/ticket holders must unlock the film/event they want to view first, after which they will have 48 hours to finish watching the film and/or event. All non-film events and live Q&As will be available through November 17. For a full schedule of event, go to the festival website.
The Sound Unseen Film + Music Festival will virtually present its films across two states – Minnesota and Texas – for the first time in the film festival’s history.
The film lineup for the 21st annual film festival will feature Darius Marder’s Sound of Metal as the Opening Night selection; Frank Marshall’s highly anticipated documentary The Bee Gees: How Can You Mend a Broken Heart as the Centerpiece film; and Alex Winter’s Zappa as the Closing Night selection.
Sound Unseen will add to this year’s festival experience with live music, a sequel of last year’s concert promoters roundtable, and a series of virtual appearances by the authors and subjects of music-related and focused books.
Badgeholders/ticket holders must unlock the film/event they want to view first, after which they will have 48 hours to finish watching the film and/or event. All non-film events and live Q&As will be available through November 17. For a full schedule of event, go to the festival website.