Coming Back for More (film)

Coming Back for More
Coming Back for More
Directed by	Willem Alkema
Produced by	DWARSPRODUCTIES; Edwin Konings; Arno Konings; NPS TELEVISION
Cinematography	Willem Alkema; Marc Willighagen
Edited by	Shoot The Rabbit:; Marcel Buunk; Bart Leferink Dwars Producties:; Willem Alkema; Donatello:; Marc Willighagen
Music by	Sly Stone
Release date	2009
Running time	74 mins
Country	Netherlands
Language	English
Box office

Coming Back for More is a documentary about Sly Stone. It was directed by [nl].

Background[]

This is the second documentary about Stone, Dutch director Alkema had made. The film looks at the hardships endured by Stone and alleges that this problem was caused by former manager Jerry Goldstein.^[3] The film features interviews with Stone's family members and former bandmates and concludes with an interview between the film maker and Stone himself.^[4]

In an interview with the San Francisco Bay View, Alkema said that this project had changed his view on the barriers between black and white as he was quite naïve in thinking they didn't exist.^[5]

Prior to this film, Alkema had made a documentary which was also about Stone. It was released in 2008.^[6]^[7]

In 2010 the film won the audience award at Biografilm Festival in Bologna Italy.

Cast[]

References[]

^ Filmfestivals.com - willem alkema, COMING BACK FOR MORE
^ Withoutabox - 2nd Annual ActNow: New Voices in Black Cinema Festival
^ The Guardian, Tuesday 18 August 2009 - Sly Stone living on welfare, claims documentary - Sean Michaels
^ Offbeat Magazine, August 24, 2011 - Why Does Sly Stone’s Appreciation End In 1973? by Ben Berman
^ San Francisco Bay View - by The People’s Minister of Information JR
^ musicradar, August 18, 2009 - Sly Stone homeless, survives on Social Security By Joe Bosso
^ imdb.com - Dance to the Music (2008 TV Movie)
^ Filmfestivals.com - willem alkema, COMING BACK FOR MORE
^ Withoutabox - 2nd Annual ActNow: New Voices in Black Cinema Festival

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[1] Filmfestivals.com - willem alkema, COMING BACK FOR MORE

[2] Withoutabox - 2nd Annual ActNow: New Voices in Black Cinema Festival

[3] The Guardian, Tuesday 18 August 2009 - Sly Stone living on welfare, claims documentary - Sean Michaels

[4] Offbeat Magazine, August 24, 2011 - Why Does Sly Stone’s Appreciation End In 1973? by Ben Berman

[5] San Francisco Bay View - by The People’s Minister of Information JR

[6] usicradar, August 18, 2009 - Sly Stone homeless, survives on Social Security By Joe Bosso

[7] .com - Dance to the Music (2008 TV Movie)

[8] Filmfestivals.com - willem alkema, COMING BACK FOR MORE

[9] Withoutabox - 2nd Annual ActNow: New Voices in Black Cinema Festival

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