Hey, that’s great! Where did you find it? Their official website said exclusively US and UK last time I checked.I've just checked and they deliver it to my country, so not US and UK exclusively. And the delivery will arrive on my birthday, OMG.
🎬 Daytime Revolution - John & Yoko on The Mike Douglas Show + Erik Nelson AMA
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Julia Stanisławska
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I found it on Amazon.com
Thank you! I’m gonna check it! And I hope it gets delivered on your birthday, a very nice gift to yourself
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ERIK NELSON - AMA - ASK ME ANYTHING
Erik Nelson, director of Daytime Revolution, the new documentary about John & Yoko's 5-day takeover of The Mike Douglas Show in 1972, will be holding an AMA here on Tuesday 8 October at 2pm ET / 11am PT / 7pm UK / 3am Tokyo.Please post your questions for Erik below.
About Erik Nelson, Director
Multiple Emmy and IDA award-winning filmmaker Erik Nelson has produced and directed a wide range of feature documentaries for his company "Creative Differences". These range from producing four films with Werner Herzog ("Grizzly Man", "Cave Of Forgotten Dreams", "Into The Abyss" and their Oscar nominated "Encounters At The End Of The World"), to directing “Dreams With Sharp Teeth” (2008) a biographical look at iconoclastic writer Harlan Ellison. Nelson’s three most recent films, “A Gray State” (2017), a harrowing true crime look at the madness inducing culture of conspiracy, and the immersive World War II documentaries “The Cold Blue” (2019) and “Apocalypse '45” (2021) all demonstrate the director’s range and ability to weave a provocative story out of exquisitely restored archive footage.NB - screenings of the film on October 9 can be found here.
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Hey, that’s brilliant! I’m sending some questions soon
How exciting!! I’ll be sending mine in tonight
Amazing news!
RockL0ver
@rock_l0ver_4ever
Hello!! Thank you so much for doing this!
What was your favourite thing about directing this documentary? How did you feel when you learnt you were going to direct it?
First of all, thank you very much for being here with us, it's a pleasure to be able to talk to you and about this project that is so important to the fans. I'll ask you three questions.
1) I live outside the US-UK axis, I'm from Brazil, so for now I don't have access to the documentary. Do you plan to expand access with, perhaps, on a streaming service or to buy it on DVD?
2) What's your favorite part of the shows? For example: Mine is when John shares an apron with Chuck Berry. lol I'd like to hear yours, as a fan and not exactly a director.
3) What was your biggest challenge while working on Daytime Revolution?
Once again, thank you for being here and for producing something that the entire fandom will surely support and love.
Hi Erik! Can you tell us what extra features are going to be on the DVD/BluRay (as well as the documentary) and if it will be available outside the USA?
Madeline Bocaro
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MY REVIEW of this amazing film!
MY REVIEW! Daytime Revolution
MY REVIEW! Daytime Revolution
Hi, Erik! First of all, thank you so much for your dedication to this project. All the fans feel very lucky when talented people take their time to bring something new and exciting for us, we are forever grateful!
Now for my first question: If you had the chance to be there during only one of those days of filming, as a part of the audience or production, which day would you choose and why?
Now for my first question: If you had the chance to be there during only one of those days of filming, as a part of the audience or production, which day would you choose and why?
Is there any footage that did not make into the documentary but that you'd to share with us some interesting details about?
Did the restoration of The Beatles' Get Back had any influences on how you guys restored the Talk Show footage?
Hi Erik! What were some new things you learned about John while creating this documentary? Did any specific personality traits stand out?
What is the biggest takeaway we could learn from this moment in John’s life? What’s the biggest takeaway YOU’VE learned?
When did the project of the documentary start and how did you become the director? Have you always been a Lennono fan and enthusiast?
John shared during the show his reaction to seeing his hero Chuck Berry in person for the first time... Were there any other recollections by the people that were there or any footage of that special moment?
There are A LOT of myths around the fact that Yoko's microphone was muted during Johnny B. Goode - people believe it was because of Chuck's reaction to her performance... A manipulated audio of that moment is used to spread and encourage a lot of hate towards Yoko. Could you tell us more about what actually happened there?
You have the chance to host your own talk show with John - what would the lineup/show schedule look like? 
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