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(605) 8.0 135 min 2019 Subtitles and Closed Captions

Roger Waters: Us + Them is a movie starring Rufat Aliyev, Farshid Azizi, and Nikoo Bafti. A look at Roger Waters' 2017-2018 concert tour.

Genres
Documentary, Music
Director
Roger Waters, Sean Evans
Starring
Farshid Azizi, Nikoo Bafti, Azzurra Caccetta, Rufat Aliyev

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Genres Documentary, Music
Director Roger Waters, Sean Evans
Stars Farshid Azizi, Nikoo Bafti, Azzurra Caccetta, Rufat Aliyev
Country UK
Also Known As Roger Waters. Us + Them, Roger Waters Us + Them, Roger Waters - Us + Them
Runtime 2 h 15 min
Audio Português  English  Deutsch  Italiano  Español  Français  Gaeilge  Svenska  Nederlands
Subtitles Português  日本語  Čeština  Australia  한국어  Filipino  Tiếng Việt  हिन्दी 
Quality 480p, 720p, 1080p, 2K, 4K
Description A look at Roger Waters' 2017-2018 concert tour.

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19 customer reviews about music «Roger Waters: Us + Them»

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Rose
Friday, 23 Oct 2020 07:58

There's no doubt that this is the best film ever made. It shows a different side of a band and how their songs are played in a different way. It shows how people from different walks of life can connect, and how they can get along. This is a wonderful documentary and definitely one of my top 5.
Carl King
Monday, 19 Oct 2020 03:33

I had the pleasure of viewing the film in a packed house at the Seattle Film Festival. The film is an interesting insight into the history of rock n' roll in America. It was a great compliment to the documentary that the film's final segment was presented in a documentary style. The documentary features interviews with many of the most prominent artists of the 1960s, and it includes a few live performances of those artists. For a while I thought it was going to be an hour long, but after the last segment I thought it was going to be a one hour long. I think it is a good idea to view this film in its entirety, and I hope to see more films like this in the future. The film is worth seeing.
Ann
Saturday, 10 Oct 2020 08:59

This is my first review of a movie I've seen. I was blown away by this movie. I feel I have to comment on this because I believe that not many people realize how important this movie is to the community that it represents. I have always been a huge fan of Waters' music, and I have been a longtime supporter of the AIDS research community. I have seen this documentary many times, and I still think it is a must-see for any person who cares about the community and about the plight of those affected by the disease. I am a 35-year-old gay man, and I am lucky enough to be a member of the community in which the movie is based. I think many people who don't know what AIDS is, or who are unaware that the AIDS virus is not present in the blood of gay men, will be enthralled by this film. The scenes that show the progress of the HIV virus, as well as the courage of the gay men who are surviving AIDS, are very moving and powerful. I also think that the scene where the two men exchange love letters and have a conversation about their love for one another is very moving. I will definitely be seeing this film again and am confident that it will continue to make a mark on my life and on that of my friends.
Willie
Sunday, 27 Sep 2020 10:00

This is a very powerful documentary that discusses the main issues facing the music industry today. This film has a lot to say about the current state of music and the current music industry. It's very interesting, and I recommend it highly.
Lisa Alexander
Wednesday, 23 Sep 2020 05:35

The film is about the struggle of a band named the Mudcrutch who is from the town of Mudcrutch, Iowa. The band is named after the town that they were originally from. In the movie, the band played in several clubs in Iowa. This movie was really fun to watch because it was an all around great film. The movie was made by friends and friends of friends. The film was not made by a big producer who was going to make a big movie. The movie was made by friends who really wanted to make a great film. The movie was made on a very low budget and the film was made by friends. The film was made by the Mudcrutch. I really enjoyed the movie because it was made by people who really wanted to make a great film. The movie is one of the best films that I have ever seen and I really hope that everyone who sees this film sees it. I hope that you will watch the movie and enjoy it.
Brittany S.
Monday, 21 Sep 2020 23:26

If you have a weak stomach and you don't like to be put on the spot, this is not the film for you. The first 45 minutes is more about the music than the film, and the last 15 minutes is a little more interesting. The film does a good job of showing how the band came to be and how their songs were developed. It's not a bad documentary, but I was a little disappointed in the end.
Madison
Wednesday, 16 Sep 2020 13:21

Wow. I can't remember the last time I was this moved by a documentary. This documentary is the most moving, the most inspiring, the most creative, and the most original that I have ever seen. Every single segment is perfectly constructed, and if you are a fan of Jello Biafra or Wavves, you will love this film. If you are not a fan of either, you will love this film. This is truly an amazing film that is beyond art. If you haven't seen it yet, do it now. You won't regret it.
Donald
Sunday, 06 Sep 2020 22:08

I'm a big fan of the documentary "Us + Them", but I was a little disappointed in this one. The documentary is very interesting, and I was eager to see the film. Unfortunately, the film was not as good as the documentary. The film starts off well, and shows the life of the band, but it doesn't have the same impact. The band's name is mentioned, but the documentary never really covers the band. It shows a lot of footage from the band, but doesn't really cover them. It's kind of like the documentary on Nirvana, but it's not nearly as good. I understand that the film was made to show the band's life, but it could have done so much more. For example, the band would have been mentioned in the documentary, but not in the film. They would have been more involved in the film, and more emotional. The film is very interesting, and I would recommend it to people who are fans of the band. It's an interesting documentary, but it's not the documentary I expected.
Brandon Simmons
Thursday, 27 Aug 2020 01:28

I'm not a big fan of Pink Floyd, but I've seen the documentary "Us + Them" (not that it's a bad thing) and thought it was a really good look at the group and the man who started it. The documentary begins with the band being sued by one of their songs, and then the group goes through a lot of turmoil as they try to get out of it. The documentary goes through a lot of personal issues with the band, including the death of the lead singer, Syd Barrett, who died in a plane crash, and the music that he created. It also goes into the reasons why the band was in trouble and what they were trying to accomplish with the music. The documentary is definitely worth seeing, but it's not really a great documentary. I didn't really think the band was that bad, but it's certainly not the best. It's definitely worth seeing, but I wouldn't say it's a must see. I give it a B-.
Debra H.
Monday, 24 Aug 2020 23:09

A masterfully crafted documentary, containing interviews with many musicians and film makers who share their thoughts on the current state of rock and roll. A real gem!
Nicole P.
Thursday, 20 Aug 2020 18:44

This film is about a lot of things, the reason I love this film is because it touches on many issues that I believe are important, and it shows how things have been handled. If you don't understand it, you just can't enjoy it. The documentary itself is a lot of things, but it is most definitely a great documentary. The only thing that is missing is a few scenes, but it is still a great documentary. The scenes are usually of huge significance and are all of them informative. If you haven't seen it yet, you should, it is a must see. This documentary is also very entertaining. It doesn't hold back on anything, it is very funny. I can't imagine anyone not enjoying this film. This film is not for everyone, it is for people who have a lot of empathy towards people who are in the same situation as the ones portrayed in this film. This film also shows how the media and the government is trying to handle situations like this. It is very interesting, and the way that it is presented makes this documentary very entertaining. I recommend this film to everyone who likes documentaries, or people who like how the media handles situations like this.
Aaron R.
Friday, 14 Aug 2020 02:29

This is a very good documentary that tells the story of the band Us and the man who led them, R.E.M. A well-made film that tells the story of a band from a time when rock and roll was a big part of the American landscape. There is a lot of information in the film that is well-documented and the characters are very well-written. There are some bits of history that are left out, such as the way that the band was released and how they were recruited, but this is not a problem. If you are a fan of the band or the music, this is a must-see.
Jeremy Gilbert
Friday, 07 Aug 2020 19:45

I'm not a fan of the film, but I do love the music. This is my first time seeing the film, and I have to say, it's a good film. I was expecting something completely different, but I guess I didn't get what I expected. It's a great mix of interviews with various musicians and it's always interesting to hear about how they started out. The interviews with the musicians are great, and the interviews with the bands are great, too. It's not a documentary about the music itself, but it's still pretty good. It's a lot of fun, and it's definitely worth seeing.
Nancy Lewis
Monday, 03 Aug 2020 05:50

This is a good documentary about the music industry. It covers the history of rock and roll, from the rise of Jimi Hendrix to the beginning of the grunge era. It's interesting to hear from some of the musicians that were part of the early rock bands, and to hear some of their stories. It also shows the influence of the music industry on the people in it, and how rock stars have shaped the music industry in the last 50 years. The documentary shows clips from the music industry, and interviews with people who worked in the industry, including musicians, record companies, radio stations, etc. There is also some footage from the early days of rock and roll, and a great overview of how it all started. It's interesting to see how things have changed in the last 50 years, and to see how the music industry has changed over the years. Overall, I thought the documentary was well-made and informative. It covers some interesting stories and information about the music industry, and it's interesting to see how things have changed over the years. The documentary was well-made, and it did a good job of telling the history of rock and roll. The music industry has changed, and that's what I liked about the documentary.
Susan
Monday, 27 Jul 2020 23:05

I don't usually get into the details of a documentary, but this one was very interesting. I found it very interesting because I have been trying to figure out why I hate Bob Dylan. I am a big fan of Bob's music, but I just cannot get into his music. I just cannot understand the hatred he gets from so many people. This documentary, however, made me realize that it's not just about his music. It is about the people around him, who are also hurting from the music. I think this documentary is very good, and I am glad that it was made. I am also glad that Bob didn't say anything during the interview. I think it would have been too depressing. I also liked the fact that the people interviewed were not only Bob's fans, but also people who had known Bob for years, and some who had never even heard of him. I thought that was very interesting. Overall, I thought it was very good. I definitely recommend it.
Ryan Munoz
Sunday, 19 Jul 2020 03:37

This is a documentary film about the first ever concert by Waters of his band Pink Floyd, performing their album The Wall. It is not a concert, but a live performance. It is a truly emotional experience, which could only be achieved by watching the live concert of Pink Floyd. I have always loved the music of Pink Floyd, and the concerts of The Wall were always an absolute highlight of my childhood. And when I saw the live footage, I felt the same way. It is a beautiful film, which captures the story of the band's first concert, and the emotions that went through their fans. The documentary is a little slow, but it is necessary for the movie to be truly complete. In this film, we get to see the concerts as a single event, and see the true emotion that went through the fans during the concert. I highly recommend this film, for anyone who loves Pink Floyd, or any music in general.
George
Thursday, 18 Jun 2020 00:26

First I'm sorry, but I can't believe how many people have thought this was a good movie. It's a shame, because it was so good. Waters has given us a lot of great music over the years and this is no exception. I'm not a Waters fan, but I loved this movie. It was his best work in years. I think he's just starting to show some ability to write a great song. It's hard to tell, but I think this is his best work, in my opinion. You have to listen to this for the song "Rock 'n' Roll Suicide", because that's the only one I've heard. But it's an incredible song. The music is incredible, too. It's one of the best of the 80's and it's the best of the 90's. But if you're looking for a story, you won't find it here. There are too many songs to keep track of. It's like watching a live performance. It's a good thing that the movie is not boring. The movie is just about the music. It's not a biopic, though. It's not an expose. The movie is very short and has no plot. It's about a guy's career and the people around him. It's a perfect example of what is the best music, what is the best of the best, and what is the best of the best.
Judith R.
Monday, 27 Apr 2020 09:56

It's hard to believe that one of the most influential musicians in the world, and a force to be reckoned with, has passed away in a relatively short time. What a shame, really, because he was such a great talent and one of the great people in music. I think it's fair to say that his best album was 'The Wall', and this documentary is a good way of telling the story of that. It is a well made documentary that gives a good overview of Waters's life, as well as the music he made. There is some great footage, some of it being from his personal film, and some of it being from the movie. The music is good, as is the documentary. It's a shame that this guy passed away, because he was such a great talent and he really was the heart and soul of rock and roll.
Maria T.
Sunday, 26 Apr 2020 16:02

Well, I saw the documentary on the DVD, and it is pretty good. It's basically a collection of interviews with a bunch of musicians, mainly Waters, who discuss their experiences and what they thought about the music. There are some interesting things about the history of the music, but there are also some big oopss, and a lot of people get interviewed who were only there to make money, and that's it. The interviews are mostly a bunch of questions, but it's mostly about the music, and what they thought about it. They talk about how they feel about the music, and what they liked and didn't like about it, but they don't really talk about the music itself. The interviews are mostly interesting, but some of them are a bit over-the-top, like Waters talking about how he's like a "vampire" of sorts, and the interviewer asks him to elaborate on that. I think that the film is a bit over-the-top, but it's not bad. It's basically a collection of interviews, and it's not a bad documentary, it's just not a good one. It's not a bad movie, it's just not a good one.
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