PAVEMENTS Documentary About Indie Rock Band Sets U.S. Premiere at Film Forum
The screening will take place on Friday, May 2.
Alex Ross Perry's Pavements, a new documentary about the 90s indie rock group, will make its 90s indie rock group on Friday, May 2, at Film Forum in New York. Pavement, led by singer-songwriter Stephen Malkmus and responsible for fan favorite songs “Here,” “Cut Your Hair,” and “Harness Your Hopes," quietly disbanded in 1999 before reuniting in 2022 for a triumphant world tour.
In the film, Perry and producer/editor Robert Greene interweave fact and fiction as the revitalized band shares the screen with rehearsals for a stage musical (Slanted! Enchanted!, featuring jukebox musical singers Kathryn Gallagher of Jagged Little Pill and Michael Esper of American Idiot), readings for a biopic (Range Life, starring Joe Keery of Stranger Things as Malkmus) and a pop-up museum exhibition in Tribeca.
The film is a rock documentary that sidesteps the conventions and pitfalls of the genre, packed with Pavement’s finest gold sounds. Watch the trailer for Pavements below.
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