Thrasher's Wheat is pleased to announce that a drawing will be held to win a free pair of tickets to an exclusive UK preview screening of the CSNY Deja Vu film.
The preview screening will take place at Framestore CFC, 19-23 Wells St, Soho, London on the evening of Monday 14th July. Five pairs of tickets have been set aside for readers. To enter, simply email cbesseling@metrodomegroup.com with "THRASHER'S WHEAT DEJA VU PREVIEW CONTEST" in the subject field, and your name in the body of the email. Also, CC: thrasher@thrasherswheat.org with your entry.
Deadline is NOON ON FRIDAY JULY 11th.
As an incentive, one of the pairs of tickets will go to someone who
supports Thrasher's Wheat by the deadline.
Good luck mates!
(The film opens officially in the UK on July 18th and will initially be playing at the Apollo West End Cinema.)
The war in Iraq is the backdrop as the CSNY “Freedom of Speech Tour” crisscrosses North America. The film examines the band’s connection to its audience in both political and musical terms, and examines the relationship between Vietnam-era anti-war sentiment and today’s post-9/11 environment. A Vietnam veteran sums it all up: “It’s deja vu all over again.”
“One of the finest music documentaries in recent memory… a resounding success”
Time Out ****
“An exceptional rockumentary...riveting!”
Empire ****
More details on the film and trailer are at http://www.csny-dejavu.com/.
send them to and if they join, they could be taking you to the screening!
Check out the www.nyas.org.uk, http://launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/rust/ and bad-news-beat.bosco.net for updates of where the film is playing around the country.
Also, see more on CSNY: Deja Vu Film and Neil's comments in interviews.
We have all been here before.
We have all been here before.
We have all been here before.
Interesting how the movie poster uses current shots of Graham and Neil, but vintage shots of the other two.
ReplyDeletethat's a great observation
ReplyDeleteand notice how CS are red, and GN are blue
neil has stated in recent interviews that David and Stephen's views tended to clash a bit with his own,while Nash seemed to be more on the same page as neil's
innaresting...
-Marc C