

Documentary · Music
Overview
A concert film documenting Talking Heads at the height of their popularity, on tour for their 1983 album "Speaking in Tongues." The band takes the stage one by one and is joined by a cadre of guest musicians for a career-spanning and cinematic performance that features creative choreography and visuals.
Top Cast


David Byrne
David Byrne
Self - Vocals, Guitar
David Byrne
Self - Vocals, Guitar


Chris Frantz
Chris Frantz
Self - Drums, Vocals
Chris Frantz
Self - Drums, Vocals


Jerry Harrison
Jerry Harrison
Self - Guitar, Keyboards, Vocals
Jerry Harrison
Self - Guitar, Keyboards, Vocals


Tina Weymouth
Tina Weymouth
Self - Bass, Percussion, Vocals
Tina Weymouth
Self - Bass, Percussion, Vocals


Ednah Holt
Ednah Holt
Self - Backing Vocals
Ednah Holt
Self - Backing Vocals


Lynn Mabry
Lynn Mabry
Self - Backing Vocals
Lynn Mabry
Self - Backing Vocals
Steven Scales
Steven Scales
Self - Percussion
Steven Scales
Self - Percussion
Alex Weir
Alex Weir
Self - Guitar, Vocals
Alex Weir
Self - Guitar, Vocals


Bernie Worrell
Bernie Worrell
Self - Keyboards
Bernie Worrell
Self - Keyboards
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