Filter: Phenomenology
Originally released in 1996. Filter: Phenomenology is a documentary/music film. directed by Kevin Kerslake.
Starring Brian Liesegang, Richard Patrick, and Filter
Synopsis
About the band Filter's origins, as well as their tour in support of their first album Short Bus, interspersed with various interviews, performances, and music videos. The full title was originally going to be 'Filter - Phenomenology: 1,137 Days on the Short Bus', and while that title is still found on the footage itself, it is only slightly mentioned that way in the description on the back of the box. Live Footage dates: Dublin, Ireland: May 11th, 1996, San Francisco, California: August 1st, 1996.
Quick Facts
Production Details
- Status
- Released
- Original Language
- EN
Production Companies
- U Ground
- Warner Reprise video
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Filter: Phenomenology about?
About the band Filter's origins, as well as their tour in support of their first album Short Bus, interspersed with various interviews, performances, and music videos. The full title was originally...
Who directed Filter: Phenomenology?
Filter: Phenomenology was directed by Kevin Kerslake.
How long is Filter: Phenomenology?
Filter: Phenomenology has a runtime of 1 hours and 33 minutes (93 minutes total).
When was Filter: Phenomenology released?
Filter: Phenomenology was released on October 22, 1996 in theaters.
Who are the main actors in Filter: Phenomenology?
The main cast of Filter: Phenomenology includes Brian Liesegang, Richard Patrick, Filter, Geno Lenardo, Frank Cavanagh.