Lambert & Stamp (2014)

In the restless cadence of postwar London, two aspiring filmmakers, Chris Stamp and Kit Lambert, embark on an unorthodox quest. They seek a subject for their underground movie, something that will echo the uncaged spirit of being young and disillusioned in a world rebuilding itself. Born from diverse backgrounds, these two men find common ground in the pulsating youth culture of the early 1960s. Their relentless search leads them to the High Numbers, a band whose defiant energy mirrors their own. The raw, untamed spirit of this group resonates with Lambert and Stamp, so much so that they abandon their original cinematic venture. Instead, they choose to harness this rebellious spark, taking on the roles of mentors and managers for this fledgling band. Under their guidance, the High Numbers metamorphose into the legendary band known as 'The Who', and in doing so, they etch an indelible mark on the virgin canvas of rock 'n' roll history. The journey of Lambert and Stamp is not just a tale of music's evolution, but a testament to the transformative power of ambition, creativity, and the unyielding spirit of youth.

Lambert & Stamp is a documentary movie featuring Keith Moon and directed by James D. Cooper.

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