Christopher Guest and ensemble at their best!
&#34;A Mighty Wind” is a mockumentary that re-teams the cast from “Best in Show” and “Waiting For Huffman.” The film is about aging folk musicians looking back on their days of glory. When beloved folk-music manager Irving Steinbloom passes away, his son Jonathan (Bob Balaban) wants to organize a concert for public television of all the 60s acts the deceased manager represented. They include the New Main Street Singers, with only one original member (Paul Dooley) left; The Folksmen, reuniting the Spinal Tap group of Christopher Guest, Michael McKean and Harry Shearer; and Mitch and Mickey (Eugene Levy, Catherine O’Hara), who haven’t spoken to each other since a rancorous parting of the ways decades earlier.<br /><br />Director Christopher Guest portrays the lead-up to the celebratory concert as each group prepares. Stand-out performances include Fred Willard as manager Mike LaFontaine, whose ideas often border on the surreal; Jane Lynch (“Glee”) as singer Laurie Bohner, who was once a performer in adult films; Ed Begley, Jr., as Norwegian folk-music fan and TV executive Lars Olfen, who has a fondness for peppering his speech with Yiddish; and Parker Posey as Sissy Knox, newest, overly enthusiastic, member of the New Main Street Singers.<br /><br />Christopher Guest combines improvisation with a clear storyline, resulting in some hilarious moments. But in addition to the comedy, there is an affectionate feel to the movie, almost as if Guest were honoring the folk groups of a bygone era. Never mean-spirited, the script by Guest and Eugene Levy pokes fun at individuals who are eager to get together to honor a man who was responsible for their success — however fleeting — in show biz. The exceptions are Mitch and Mickey. Periodically, we glimpse the two artists as they reluctantly join forces after years of not speaking. We see some of the old magic return through awkward reminiscences and loopy rehearsals.<br /><br />The songs in the film were written by the actors themselves and many sound very much like those played on the radio during the national folk music revival of the early 1960s. Listen to the lyrics. They are often inane, but with a catchy melody and wide-smiling, peppy performers, they sound authentic.<br /><br />Bonus extras on the Blu-ray release include feature-length audio commentary by Christopher Guest and Eugene Levy; close to 30 minutes of additional scenes, including “The Good Book Song” and “The Catheter Song;” Folksmen interview; live TV broadcast of the concert; “vintage” TV appearances of the bands; and “The Bohners Meet Their Fans.”
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : In A Mighty Wind, director Christopher Guest reunites the team from Best in Show and Waiting for Guffman to tell the story (cowritten by Eugene Levy) of ’60s-era folk musicians who, inspired by the death of their former manager, get back on the stage for one concert in New York City’s Town Hall. Levy and Catherine O’Hara are Mitch and Mickey, once the sweethearts of folk music until their bitter separation; Guest, Michael McKean and Harry Shearer are classic folk trio The Folksmen; and Parker Posey, John Michael Higgins and Jane Lynch anchor a color-coordinated, harmonizing “neuftet”– The New Main Street Singers. Joining the musicians are Bob Balaban, Ed Begley Jr., Jennifer Coolidge, Paul Dooley, Michael Hitchcock, Don Lake, Larry Miller, Jim Piddock, Deborah Theaker and Fred Willard, who all work to revive folk music in this uniquely touching comedy..