"To celebrate the 20th anniversary of Seattle rockers Pearl Jam, Academy Award-winning filmmaker and music journalist Cameron Crowe has created a portrait of the seminal band that not only showcases his love for them, but also why so many fans from all over the world have found meaning in their music. Along with new interviews conducted with the band members, nearly 3,000 hours of footage was combed through for Pearl Jam Twenty and compiled to illustrate the freedom that allowed Pearl Jam a way to make music without compromising themselves or their fans. Anyone who has ever been to one of the band’s concerts knows just how electric and exciting their live show is, and now movie-goers can see the journey that got them to where they are today."
One CDM editor describes how Cameron Crowe's Almost Famous helped him overcome an episode of minor depression.
Deadline: Sony Pictures has just closed a deal for an untitled love story that Cameron Crowe will direct in the spring, with Emma Stone starring. Crowe wrote the script, and Scott Rudin is producing.
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"Cameron Crowe directed documentary Pearl Jam 20 is a fascinating look at twenty years of history behind the greatest rock band of my generation. Crowe illustrates how a rock and roll documentary should be done with an abundance of footage from live shows, home videos, interviews, and more."
I feel the passion from Cameron Crowe.