No Direction Home
Martin Scorsese leaves no stone unrolled in his 2005 documentary about the life and times of Bob Dylan. The director worked with a treasure trove of rare interviews and archival footage assembled by Dylan’s manager Jeff Rosen—it’s a 3 1/2 hour musical journey that shapes up as one of the most thorough portraits of the great songwriter ever produced.
About Allan Arkush
A record collector and film buff from birth, Allan Arkush brought his two loves together in directing the cult classic Rock ‘n’ Roll High School. Back in the day Allan was directing and executive producing television series like Heroes, and Crossing Jordan. He has also directed episodes of Ally McBeal, Moonlighting, St. Elsewhere, Fame, A Series of Unfortunate Events and TV Movies like Elvis Meets Nixon and Shake Rattle & Rock as well as the mini-series, The Temptations, for which he won an Emmy. He used to have a lost film, Get Crazy, but Kino/Lorber found it in time for Christmas 2021. His day job is teaching Film production & history at the AFI.