Linda and the Mockingbirds

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueA road trip undertaken by Ronstadt, Jackson Browne and a group of younger musicians made to the Mexican town of Banámichi in the state of Sonora, the birthplace of Ronstadt's beloved grandfa... Tout lireA road trip undertaken by Ronstadt, Jackson Browne and a group of younger musicians made to the Mexican town of Banámichi in the state of Sonora, the birthplace of Ronstadt's beloved grandfather.A road trip undertaken by Ronstadt, Jackson Browne and a group of younger musicians made to the Mexican town of Banámichi in the state of Sonora, the birthplace of Ronstadt's beloved grandfather.

Director
- James Keach
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ÉVALUATION IMDb

7,9/10

MA NOTE

Director
- James Keach
Stars

Voir l’information sur la production à IMDbPro

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Trailer 2:08

Linda and the Mockingbirds

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Linda And The Mockingbirds: The Dreamer

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Linda And The Mockingbirds: The Dreamer

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Jackson Browne

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Los Cenzontles

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Eugene Rodriguez

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Linda Ronstadt

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Linda Ronstadt: Because I was light skinned and with a German surname, people didn't suspect that I was Mexican, and they'd make some kind of anti-Mexican remark, they'd go, "Well, these greasers coming in here, you know," and I'd always get pretty hot about it.

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10/10

Musical redemption - non-confrontational look at the beauty of the melting pot

Linda Ronstadt and Jackson Browne join Eugene Rodriguez and Los Cenzontles (the mockingbirds) on a bus trip to perform in Linda's grandfather's home town, Banamichi, Mexico. Los Cenzontles is a group of young Mexican - American musicians who uphold and transmit the authentic, traditional music of Ronstadt's childhood.

This is a beautiful, hopeful, thoughtful, important film about equity, transmission of culture through the arts, and insight into what it means to be an immigrant in the US today. Without being dogmatic, negative, or overtly political, producer/director James Keach opens the door for us to hear firsthand experiences from Mexican-American immigrants. In addition to hearing their amazing music, we see and feel their dignity, traditions, smiles and tears.