Information
| Year: | 2002 |
| Rating: | 7.4(1095) |
| Listed in: | Documentary, Music |
| Directed by: | Sam Jones |
| Actors: | Jeff Tweedy John Stirratt Leroy Bach Glenn Kotche Jay Bennett Greg Kot Tony Margherita |
Cast
| Directed by | |
|---|---|
| Sam Jones | |
| Actors | |
| Jeff Tweedy | as Himself |
| John Stirratt | as Himself |
| Leroy Bach | as Himself |
| Glenn Kotche | as Himself |
| Jay Bennett | as Himself |
| Greg Kot | as Himself |
| Tony Margherita | as Himself |
| Fred Armisen | as Himself |
| Wes Orshoski | as Himself |
| Bill Bentley | |
| David Bither | |
| Lin Brehmer | |
| Chris Brickley | |
| Ken Coomer | as Himself |
| David Fricke | |
| Chris Green | |
| Josh Grier | |
| Daniel Herbst | |
| Howie Klein | |
| Miiri Kotche | |
| Marty Lennartz | |
| Fred Longberg Holm | |
| Ron Lowe | |
| Jim O'Rourke | |
| Jonathan Parker | |
| Jason Tobias | |
| Sam Tweedy | |
| Spencer Tweedy | |
| Jonathan Valania | |
| Actresses | |
| Susan Miller Tweedy |
Movie info
| Languages: | English |
| Gross: |
USA - 51,522 USD (4 August 2002) |
| Plot: | A movie presumably intended to document Wilco's recording of what is supposed to be their "breakthrough" album, "Yankee Hotel Foxtrot." However, the documentary quickly becomes a chronicle of a band in turmoil. Although the album is destined to later be declared a classic by critics, the band's record label rejects it and drops Wilco from the label--citing the album's lack of marketability. The problems are further complicated when band leader Jeff Tweedy fires another band member after the album is completed because of creative differences. However, the band is determined to move on and find a new record label that will accept the album and respect their need for creative freedom. |
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