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Shed Some 'Light'

Martin Scorsese used the Rolling Stones' music in films throughout his career, from his debut "Mean Streets" to last year's Best Picture Oscar winner, "The Departed". His latest film is "Shine a Light," which documents the band's 2006 appearance at the Beacon Theater. Before the film opens this weekend, we get a sneak preview.

"Shine a Light" (official site)
Martin Scorsese: A Music and Film Retrospective


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Posted by: al oof
March 31, 2008 - 02:27PM
brooklyn

what makes it a rock movie? i sure love hairspray. the original. the one with actual good music in it.

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Posted by: martin scorcese
March 31, 2008 - 09:20PM
New York

The Martin Scorsese: A Music and Film Retospective was very interesting, I gotta relisten to some of these movies

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