Joni Mitchell

Part documentary, part concert film, part fever dream, this film captures the troubled spirit of America in 1975 and the joyous music that Dylan performed during the fall of that year.

A unique anthology of six short vignettes on the subject of love, all of them written, directed and produced by women.

Described as an unconventional biopic, 'akin to an autobiography', telling the story of Joni Mitchell's life from her point of view, while also offering her view on the world.

The anthology contains music videos from her first four studio albums released on Virgin Records.

Danish documentary from 2018 We know them most from their individual hits, but for two years - from 1980 to 1982 - Anne Linnet, Sanne Salomonsen and Lis Sørensen were singers in the same band. It was during this period the Trinity Anne, Sanne and Lis arose. In this documentary three of Denmark's biggest musical names tell us how they found each other, formed their band and later split up and why.

The muse performs Dog Eat Dog. In altered and real-time he presents a dark and light side of innocence.

Joni Mitchell, the Queen of folk/rock, performs for an intimate audience on a Warner Bros. soundstage in Los Angeles. This concert is classic Joni, covering a broad base of her repertoire from over the years. With a backdrop provided by some of her very own paintings, this program is a reveling look at both the life and talents of Joni Mitchell.

Director Gaspard Bazin is working on a new feature film. For now, he's still looking at the fundraising and casting stage of the process. He calls upon Jean Almereyda, a once-fashionable producer who is now going through a bad patch, finding it increasingly difficult to raise the capital he needs for his ventures. His wife Eurydice dreams of being a movie star. A perverse game between the two men ensues, with Almereyda wanting to please his wife, but reluctant to demand a role for Eurydice because of Bazin's reputation as an incorrigible seducer.

Nearly 15 years after its initial release on VHS, Joni Mitchell’s critically acclaimed Refuge Of The Roads concert film is available on DVD. This legendary 1983 show, filmed on a soundstage at the end of a successful tour, is highlighted by her version of "Woodstock" (a hit for Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young), "For Free" and "Raised On Robbery," as well as clips from intimate home movies shot during the tour. Mitchell’s love affair with jazz/rock was in full swing during the tour, and she brought with her a great band: keyboardist Russell Ferrante (Yellowjackets), guitarist Michael Landau, bassist (and husband) Larry Klein, and drummer Vinnie Colaiuta. The ensemble seamlessly wove elements of jazz, pop, rock and folk together, while Mitchell’s incomparable lyrics gracefully floated above it all.

Documents Joni Mitchell's historic 1979 tour backed by an all-star band of jazz-fusion musicians. Filmed at Santa Barbara County Bowl and intercut with classic film clips and original footage to give visual interpretations of the music.

Still somehow the slightest touch of a stranger can set up trembling in my bones. I know no one's going to show me everything.

Joni Mitchell live in concert at BBC Television Centre, London on the 3rd of September, 1970. Just five days after Joni's appearance at the Isle of Wight Festival, this full performance was originally taped for cut-down broadcast as the premier show of the "BBC In Concert" series. Featuring early hits including 'California', 'Both Sides Now', and 'Big Yellow Taxi'.

Joni Mitchell's captivating 1983 performance at Wembley Arena, blending complex jazz-pop arrangements with her iconic songwriting, as featured on The Old Grey Whistle Test.