Chapter 9: Movies and documentaries

Musically, physically, psychologically, changes your character's public events dialogued with multiple social and cultural repercussions caused. From a young minstrel folk prophet, poet of the modern rocker, a counterculture icon to born-again Christian, a lone cowboy pop star. Played by six different actors, Bob Dylan emerged from his kaleidoscopic world as an artist in flux.

Tina - What's Love Got to Do With It - 1993

Anna Mae Bullock (Angela Bassett), the real name of Tina Turner was born on November 26, 1938 in Nut bush, Tennessee, and as a child showed inclination towards music in the church choir, though his style is not very suitable for site. She was also too soon abandoned by her mother and raised by her grandmother until her death when he was 16. Since then she has been living with his mother in St. Louis and then worked as a singer in an R & B band led by Ike Turner (Laurence Fish burn). Soon the two are engaged, and have a son getting married in Mexico. In 1960 she was called Tina Turner and, along with Ike, go to New York, begin to introduce them and get on the hit parade. But in the years following Ike begins to systematically assaulting Tina. She tries to handle the situation and keep up appearances, but after a violent brawl decides to divorce and give up all the goods, but this requires continuing using his stage name. She then directs her career as a singer of rock & roll and its ascent is precipitous, but Ike is a threat that haunts her life.

Ray – 2004

A biopic of one of the biggest names in soul, author of hits like "What'd I Say" and "Georgia on My Mind," Ray Charles. Ray Charles, called "Genius of Soul", has won 12 Grammys, the awards more prestigious of American music (two of them as a singer of R & B, such as "Living for the City" in 1976, and Song for You in 1994 , and another by the work of a lifetime ("Lifetime Achievement Award") in 1988). In 2002 celebrated the 40. Anniversary of their smash hit "I Cannot Stop Loving You" and performed his number 10 000 concert at the Greek Theater in Los Angeles last spring. The last time he appeared in public was in April, when his recording studio, built 40 years ago, was declared a historical monument in Los Angeles. He died in June 2004 at age 73. Jamie Foxx will play the master steps in your life and fight against racism, drugs and love problems from the start in the suburbs of Albany, Georgia, to the success in the music industry.

Cadillac Records - 2008

In Cadillac Records, Beyoncé Knowles is Etta James, who signed with Chess Records in 1960 and topped the charts R & B. The film promises to reveal the period between the glory and the fall of the publisher who launched to fame names like Muddy Waters or Chuck Berry and even details the life of one of its founders, Leonard (the other was his brother, Phil). Chess, who entered the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, posthumously, in 1987, toured the southern length and