Sara Francis,
Redman,
Chali 2na,
Wu-Tang Clan,
Dilated Peoples
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The efforts of one tireless concert promoter reuniting legendary hip-hop outfit the Wu-Tang Clan for one final farewell concert form the central story of filmmaker Denis Henry Hennelly's look at the e... read more
Directed by: Denis Henry Hennelly, Casey Suchan, Denis Hennelly
Release Date: May 4, 2007
DVD Release Date: July 31, 2007
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June 29, 2007
Bill Stamets, Chicago Sun-Times
June 28, 2007
Kevin M. Williams, Chicago Tribune
A flat-out stunner that combines a celebration of hip-hop culture with a disaster film. Full Review
June 8, 2007
Neva Chonin, San Francisco Chronicle
Humorously, but with knuckles bared, captures every twitch of angst, chaos and near-calamity that unfolds as the concert draws near and Weisberg's dream devolves into a nightmare. Full Review
May 4, 2007
Michael Ordoņa, Los Angeles Times
Rock the Bells is stressful to watch, but its entertaining stage performances and document of people under pressure should interest even non-rap fans. Full Review
April 24, 2007
Frank Scheck, Hollywood Reporter
For connoisseurs of stories of show business near-disasters, Bells is compelling viewing.
April 11, 2007
Peter Margasak, Chicago Reader
A Los Angeles hip-hop promoter tries to stage the first concert in six years by the legendary Wu-Tang Clan in this entertaining video documentary. Full Review
April 11, 2007
Jeannette Catsoulis, New York Times
The lively hip-hop documentary Rock the Bells demands neither familiarity with the music nor a hankering for rhyme.
April 11, 2007
Nathan Lee, Village Voice
This nerve-racking knockout of a film pays testament to the passion of the Tang, and to the memory of the loose-cannon lyricist who never lived to see his lyrics born. Full Review
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