Elvis Presley sings and tells his life story in a new film by Baz Luhrmann. Luhrmann discovered 68 boxes of 35mm and 8mm footage in the Warner Bros. archives, including outtakes from two major concert films from the early 1970s, plus audiotapes of unheard interviews. Much of the footage was silent and the corresponding audio had to be synced up, a process that two years. The result is a beautiful remastered concert film and biopic in which Elvis tells his own story. (2026). 96 minutes, PG-13, Documentary, Music, Biography.
Showing at 6pm on Monday, April 13th in the library’s Meeting Room. Showing with captions.
This program is free and open to all.
Registration not required.