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Eurythmics: Sweet Dreams 1983

★ 6.45 votes61 min📅 1983-01-01
Music

Step into the vibrant world of 1980s London with Eurythmics: Sweet Dreams (1983), a captivating music documentary that captures the essence of the iconic synth-pop band Eurythmics.

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Director: Derek Burbidge

Cast

Dave Stewart
Dave Stewart
Self - Guitar
Annie Lennox
Annie Lennox
Self - Voice
Pete Phipps
Self - Drums
Dean Garcia
Self - Bass
Vic Martin
Self - Keyboards
Maggie Ryder
Self - Backing Vocals
Gill O'Donovan
Self - Backing Vocals
Susie O'List
Self - Backing Vocals
Lorraine Luke
Self - Gospel Choir Singer
Juliet Fletcher
Self - Gospel Choir Singer

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Eurythmics: Sweet Dreams (1983) about?

This documentary film captures the Eurythmics' electrifying live performance at the legendary Heaven club in London, showcasing the band's unique sound and style.

Who directed Eurythmics: Sweet Dreams?

The documentary was directed by Derek Burbidge, who brings the energy and excitement of the Eurythmics' performance to life on screen.

Who stars in Eurythmics: Sweet Dreams?

The film features the talented lead vocalist Annie Lennox and guitarist Dave Stewart, among other notable cast members.

Is Eurythmics: Sweet Dreams (1983) worth watching?

With its infectious energy and captivating performances, Eurythmics: Sweet Dreams is a must-watch for fans of the band and music enthusiasts alike, but keep in mind its unrated status on IMDb.

How long is Eurythmics: Sweet Dreams?

The documentary has a runtime of 61 minutes.

About Eurythmics: Sweet Dreams (1983) — A Live Music Experience Like No Other

Step into the vibrant world of 1980s London with Eurythmics: Sweet Dreams (1983), a captivating music documentary that captures the essence of the iconic synth-pop band Eurythmics. Directed by Derek Burbidge, this 61-minute film takes viewers on an immersive journey to the legendary gay club Heaven, where the Eurythmics perform an unforgettable set. At the heart of the documentary are the band's lead vocalist Annie Lennox and guitarist Dave Stewart, whose chemistry and talent shine through in every performance.

The Eurythmics' unique blend of pop and rock, combined with their striking visuals and infectious energy, has made them a beloved and enduring force in the music world. With its energetic atmosphere and captivating performances, Eurythmics: Sweet Dreams is a must-watch for fans of the band and music enthusiasts alike.