Eat That Question: Frank Zappa in His Own Words Official Trailer 1 (2016) - Documentary HD 

Looking very good. Mr Zappa was a fantastic and original individual. Totally underrated. Very excited for this to be out... "A composer is a guy who goes around forcing his will on unsuspecting air molecules, often with the assistance of unsuspecting musicians."- Frank Zappa

Finally a movie to be excited about this year.

Didn't realize this had come out! Can't wait to watch!

I contributed to the Who The Fuck is Frank Zappa? kickstarter project. The creator has endorsed this film. Needless to say, I'm anxious to see it.

Can't wait for this, its about time we got a legit FZ doc!

Can't wait to see this.

Frank Zappa era uno de esos artistas irrepetibles, un músico con mayúsculas multinstrumentista y con un poderío creativo desbordante, fallecido en 1993.. "Eat That Question" es un documental que recoge entrevistas y actuaciones, algunas inéditas hasta ahora, que muestran el espíritu cien por cien libre de este genio de la música. Dirigido por el cineasta alemán Thorsten Schütte cuenta con la aprobación de la familia de Zappa, "Eat That Question", que se estrenó el 24 de junio en Estados Unidos, nos presenta a un artista que luchó contra los convencionalismos y la censura que amenazaban, en su opinión, con pervertir la libertad de expresión. La figura de Zappa, que el pasado diciembre habría cumplido 75 años,supera el rock, la psicodelia, el jazz, la experimentación y la música orquestal del siglo XX. "Eat That Question" centra su atención en las entrevistas con la prensa, en las que abordaba los abusos de las discográficas, la moral puritana y defendía una libertad de expresión sin ataduras. Para evitar la fórmula típica del documental musical, el director Thorsten Schütte apuesta por archivos audiovisuales de todo el mundo en busca de las imágenes de Zappa hablando directamente a la cámara. Así, el documental refleja hechos tan singulares de la vida de Zappa como sus comparecencias en el Senado de Estados Unidos, a donde acudió para defender la libertad de expresión frente al Parents Music Resource Center, un grupo de presión a favor de restringir el sexo y la violencia en la música. EL documental refleja perfectamente que Zappa era más reconocido en Europa que en Estados Unidos, hasta el punto de que en Checoslovaquia llegó a ser nombrado embajador comercial. Frank era un tipo sarcástico y provocador. Su influencia sigue patente en las generaciones contemporáneas, porque será siempre uno de los músicos más originales. Música independiente novedades.

This looks great!

"bearded, gross, and filthy" I love it edit speelinng

Frank Zappas part identity is Captain Hook.

so good!

Love Zappa!

YEAH! AT LAST!!!

That was delicious.

Lookin' good!

I came.

I've read Frank Zander. A "great" german singer :D :D

cool

When is this out?

Double toasted brought me here

1:21 Is that Jeanne Beker?

يخرب بيتك والحزن

what concert is at 0:30

Would You Mind???

Is this the one from Kickstarter?

Someone please tell me the name of the song/piece at the very end. Please?

lol @ 0:17 - 0:28 . You'd think the guy was describing the anti-Christ?

Which song is played at 0:54-0:59? , someone, please :(

what song is it at 1:10?

I saw it a couple of days ago..and I must say,I was not that impressed.The whole documentary seems like someone went to youtube and typed "frank zappa interviews" and then edited them poorly,I mean why...I was expecting to see something new,not stuff that I saw a milion times looking for stuff on zappa on the internet..anyway that's only my opinion.

;p

An American musical genius with the political aptitude to tell it like it is died too young Bush jnr, Obama, now Trump enough their for 200 hundred albums at least

I love the hypocrisy in HQ - he's a fucking chain smoker of a drug cocktail wrapped in white and orange, and he's bashing people around him for doing what they do. And this is being promoted as 'clips never seen' but I have seen all of these clips. Eat your heros.

Bearded and gross and filthy?

Frank Zappa, no doubt, is a legend. But I think his appeal stems from his irreverent spirit and satirical and unreticent lyrics. His music sucks. It's just a bunch of of disjointed noise and weird interludes. But people buy into it because he's so passionate about what he does