Tom Waits: Big Time

A smoky, after-hours drift through a strange musical mind, more mood than biography, best savoured with full attention.

A joyful, hypnotic concert that builds from a bare stage into a euphoric, artful celebration of rhythm and performance.

A playful, meandering documentary that blends music and mock-investigation into a quirky, low-key puzzle.

A patchwork of short, playful music films that drifts between irony and quiet sadness, like flipping through a faded era's dreams.

A loose, music-driven drift through nighttime city streets, more mood and texture than story, best for viewers curious about a specific cultural moment.

A warm, witty, and affectionate deep-dive that celebrates creative persistence and the joy of eccentric pop music.

A lively, witty immersion into a singular artist's mind, driven by archival interviews and performances that crackle with intelligence and irreverence.

A gentle, music-filled portrait that lingers on a beloved performer's life and legacy, warm with nostalgia and quiet melancholy.

A warm, ramshackle portrait that drifts between memory, music and animation, feeling like a boozy, affectionate wake for a wayward poet.

A wry, affectionate mock-documentary that plays its absurd rock lore straight, leaving you amused and slightly unsure what was invented.

A warm, witty backstage pass that pairs arena spectacle with four decades of wry, nostalgic archive footage.

A playful, offbeat short that blurs fact and fiction while sketching a beloved Brazilian musician with wry affection.