Hello everyone, welcome to film junk.

My name is Sean.

My name is Jay.

And my name is Frank.

And this week we are talking about the landmark 1970 Rolling Stones, Gimmie Shelter.

It's a landmark film, right, I think.

Directed by Albert and David Maisels and Charlotte Zwerin.

The plot synopsis is,

when 300,000 members of the Love Generation collided with a few dozen Hells Angels at San Francisco's Altamont Speedway.

The bloody slash that transformed a decade's dreams into disillusionment was immortalized in this film.

That's pretty crazy.

That's a crazy plot synopsis right there.

So, uh, give me shelter we have

definitely talked about it before i don't think we've ever done a full review maybe we talked about

it on the movie club podcast a long time ago but jay i know it's a favorite of yours. And why don't you give us, like, you know, your brief kind of background with the movie and why you wanted to revisit it?

Well, my, I don't remember the first time I saw it.

It must have been early 20s, I think.

Big fan of the mazes.

And I had always heard about this film and thought it was just a pure concert film.

And my interest was kind of not totally there.

And at some point, finally sat down to watch it and was completely blown away by

what it actually turns out to be. And partly because it still is a concert film, they ride a

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