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premiere for new "free jazz" documentary
A new documentary, Inside Out In The Open, will premiere on July 21 in New York City. Directed by Alan Roth, Inside Out In The Open is an expressionist journey into the music known as free jazz. The 60-minute documentary revolves around the interviews with eleven such musicians, whose words are complemented by their music and that of other musicians.
The premiere will take place on Saturday, July 21, 5:00 PM, at Anthology Film Archives, 32 Second Ave., in New York City's East Village. The filmmaker and some of the musicians will be present.
A second showing is scheduled for Sunday July 22 at 3:00 PM.
For more information, e-mail to: info@insideoutintheopen.
Website: www.insideoutintheopen.net.
Interviewed are: Marion Brown, Roswell Rudd; John Tchicai; Alan Silva, Burton Greene Joseph Jarman, Baikida Carroll, William Parker, Daniel Carter, Matthew Shipp, and Susie Ibarra.
Performers include: the late Denis Charles and Glenn Spearman, Joseph Jarman, Peter Brötzmann, John Tchicai, Sun Ra and his Arkestra, In Order To Survive (William Parker, Cooper-Moore, Rob Brown, Susie Ibarra), Other Dimensions In Music (Roy Campbell, Daniel Carter, Rashid Bakr, William Parker with Matt Shipp), Baikida Carroll and Reggie Workman.
Also, selected music from Albert Ayler, John Coltrane, the N.Y. Art Quartet and the Free Form Improvisation Ensemble.
For more information contact All About Jazz.



