Great on Fela but wasted almost 1/2 movie on a Broadway play about him
Fela Kuti was one of the greatest musical artists from Africa. He not only helped usher in Afrobeat mixing Highlight, Soul, Funk and Jazz but he was also a political activist criticizing the military dictatorships that ran his homeland of Nigeria. There is plenty of footage of Fela and interviews with him along with lots of talking heads expounding about him. The music is obviously the highlight as well as the insights into his political development. The main drawback is the focus upon the Broadway play Fela. The documentary constantly goes back to the play as if it was the starting point for the entire production. Really? They couldn’t find more footage of Fela explaining himself or more talking heads they had to constantly interview the director of the play, him directing the cast during rehearsals, and show scenes from the play? I don’t care about this Broadway play I just want to see Fela.
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 {"Audio languages": ["English"], "Subtitles": ["English [CC]"], "Directors": ["Alex Gibney"], "Producers": ["Alex Gibney", "Jack Gulick"], "Starring": ["Questlove", "Paul McCartney", "Femi Kuti"]}

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