Allen Ginsberg

Martin Scorsese's epic chronicle of Bob Dylan's evolution from folk singer to protest singer to "voice of a generation" to rock star.

Nam June Paik, known for his early, innovative use of technology in art, is the subject of this Sundance-selected documentary that explores his uncanny predictions of the pitfalls and benefits of an integrated digital world.

Martin Scorsese captures both the troubled spirit of America and the music of Bob Dylan in 1975 in this part documentary, part concert film.

Director Nicholas Ray (Rebel Without a Cause) plays himself in this experimental docu-drama made in collaboration with his students, who also play fictionalised versions of themselves.