DONT LOOK BACK: Q & A with filmmaker D.A. PENNEBAKER (Recorded February 4, 2008)

Summary: DONT LOOK BACK: (1967) Bob Dylan, on tour in England in 1965, takes time out in hotel rooms to casually compose at a piano; keeps on typing as Joan Baez sings and plays beyond his right shoulder; subtly disses acolyte Donovan; argues with a buttoned-down Time correspondent — among the endless stream of reporters trailing in his wake — over “truth” and “facts”; mercilessly puts on a cleancut science student/ college journalist; and more than meets his match in a so-veddy-proper “high sheriff’s lady.” This podcast is a Q & A with filmmaker D.A. PENNEBAKER, recorded February 4, 2008, when he appeared at a screening of the film.