We Are X (2016)

From the creative minds that brought you the Oscar® winning documentary, Searching for Sugar Man, emerges We Are X - a riveting tale of rock and roll rebellion, set against the backdrop of global fame. This compelling narrative revolves around X Japan, an astonishingly successful ensemble, unheard of by many, yet their impact reverberates in the heart of the music industry. Guided by the enigmatic Yoshiki - drummer, pianist, composer, and producer extraordinaire - X Japan has moved millions of records worldwide, casting a spell on an eclectic mix of followers, from Sir George Martin to Stan Lee, and even the Japanese Emperor. We Are X showcases the band's unique concoction of visual rock, a spectacle-laden style that has pioneered a cultural revolution, and their tumultuous journey over three decades - a saga marked by perseverance in the face of personal tragedies, physical hardships, and spiritual struggles. The narrative reaches its crescendo as it depicts the band's preparation for their awe-inspiring reunion concert at the iconic Madison Square Garden, New York. Helmed by renowned documentarian Stephen Kijak (Stones in Exile, Scott Walker: 30 Century Man), We Are X paints an extraordinarily intimate picture of a virtuoso haunted by his past, yet undeterred in his mission. The film delves into the soulful music that has captivated countless devoted fans across the globe, offering an unforgettable exploration of the band's indomitable spirit. Get ready to embark on a musical journey that transcends borders and norms, as We Are X unveils the untold story of a band that has etched its name in the annals of rock and roll history.

We Are X is a documentary movie featuring YOSHIKI and directed by Stephen Kijak.

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