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Movie Title : When the Road Bends...tales of a Gypsy Caravan
Release Date : Jun 15, 2007 Limited
Genre Movie :Documentary,Musical & Performing Arts,Special Interest
Mpaa Rating : Unrated

Actors :Taraf de Haidouks,Esma Redzepova,Fanfare Ciocarlia,Maharaja,Anotnio El Pipa,Johnny Depp,N. Maharajan,Antonio El Pipa Flemenco ...,George Eli,Antonio El Pipa Flamenco ...

Cinema verité icon Albert Maysles captures the best in very Gypsy music while highlighting the diversity of the Romani people in this documentary tracing the World Music Institute's Gypsy Caravan six-week concert tour across North America. Featuring five bands from four countries, the Gypsy Caravan showcases a variety of musical styles ranging from flamenco to Indian folk, Romanian violin, Raga, and jazz. The result is a celebration of song and dance that's sure to thrill music lovers of all ages and backgrounds. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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For its glimpses of various lifestyles and personalities -- an ancient but spry fiddler, a young male who performs in drag -- it isn't bad.
Jonathan Rosenbaum-Chicago Reader

If you have any ear for non-Western music, Gypsy Caravan is a must.
Richard Nilsen-Arizona Republic

The emphasis remains on the personal stories of the players themselves who, for all their backstage squabbling, identify more with each other than any of the countries in which they've settled.
Terry Lawson-Detroit Free Press

The camera work is always note-perfect.
Bill Stamets-Chicago Sun-Times

If music were all, Gypsy Caravan would be amazing. As is, it's worth seeing, but you may get frustrated at the way Dellal raises provocative questions about ancestry and prejudice...
Michael Phillips-Chicago Tribune

Gypsy Caravan succeeds in its primary goal to open ears and minds to Roma music, accurately described as being about 'the rhythm, the language, the feeling.'
Peter Howell-Toronto Star

Dellal's documentary often seems like a cleaned-up, homogenized version of the chaotic Roma world presented by Gatlif, Kusturica, et al. But even toned down and packaged, the music itself has the power to thrill.
Kelly Vance-East Bay Express

The energy is electric, the camerawork crisp and colourful, the editing note-perfect. . . . for the Roma, music sounds the notes of a harsh, maligned cultural history, making them all the more unforgettable while demanding remembrance, even awe.
Brian Gibson-Vue Weekly (Edmonton, Canada)

Gypsy Caravan - When the Road Bends evokes the US tour of Roma musicians whose astonishing diversity ranges from the Indian group with their bejewelled drag dancer to oompah-based Romanians.
Martin Hoyle-Financial Times

So long seen as ragged leftovers from an older historical epoch, the Roma turn out to be a modern people who have a lot to teach over-developed societies about what it means to be human.
Sukhdev Sandhu-Daily Telegraph

These extraordinary musicians ought to put an end to any sniffiness about Gypsy music.
Peter Bradshaw-Guardian [UK]

Blessed with a wealth of characters, moving stories and roof-raising performances, Gypsy Caravan is as rich as the music it promotes. Fans of Buena Vista should definitely join the club.
Billy Mowbray-Film4

It's a slow, sometimes grating process for an hour or so, but once everyone wises up to their shared heritage, a euphoric celebration of what it means to be a gypsy takes flight.
David Jenkins-Total Film

The poverty contrasts sharply with the excitement of the tour bus and cuts to the heart of the songs themselves, famed for their "joy and sorrow".
Jamie Russell-BBC

The characters are as lively as their music and I enjoyed riding along with them.
Cherryl Dawson and Leigh Ann Palone-TheMovieChicks.com

While the backstage tour footage is sometimes repetitive, it's delightful to see the musicians take up each other's songs as the tour progresses.
Sean Means-Salt Lake Tribune

[Dellal's] attempts to 'straighten' the narrative through exposition disguised as the walkie-talkie messages of an unseen stage manager, however, are distractingly ham-handed.
Chad Greene-Boxoffice Magazine

The music in the film is exhilarating, but there isn't enough information about anyone or anything, and the film feels slight overall. And scattered. You'll leave hungry for more.
Kevin Williamson-Jam! Movies

Throughout, the ebullience and passion of the music gives viewers a point of entry into what it means to be Roma, part of an ancient culture in a modern world.
Marrit Ingman-Austin Chronicle