Tonite Let’s All Make Love in London

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(Peter Whitehead, United Kingdom, 1967, 70 min.)

The definitive document of Swinging London! One of the few filmmakers trusted within the perfumed gardens of 1960s Britain’s music and art scene, Whitehead used his unparalleled access to capture a historic pop culture moment in a kaleidoscopic film. With contributions from the likes of Mick Jagger, Michael Caine, Julie Christie, Lee Marvin and David Hockney, TONITE presents a dazzling and intimate record from the very core of the in-crowd and includes music by Pink Floyd, among many others. “Not a documentary in any ordinary sense,” wrote VARIETY, “but rather an impressionistic view of the ‘land of mod’ as seen by a sympathetic participant.”

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