Patti 2012
"And our souls were never the same"
Step into the raw energy of the mid-70s with *Patti (2012)*, a short film that captures the electrifying build-up to Patti Smith's legendary 1976 performance of 'Gloria' on *Saturday Night Live*.
Director: Haley Webb
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Patti (2012) about?
*Patti* takes you behind the scenes of a defining moment in music history, exploring the imagined, intimate world of Patti Smith just before her explosive 1976 *Saturday Night Live* performance of 'Gloria'. The film blends reverence with raw energy, capturing the tension and magic of an artist on the verge of transcending the stage.
Who directed Patti?
Haley Webb directed *Patti (2012)*, bringing her dual role as filmmaker and lead to life with a passion for authenticity.
Who stars in Patti?
The film stars Haley Webb as Patti Smith, alongside Bobby Campo, Bryan Webb, and Ian Webb, creating a cast that mirrors the era's creative spirit.
Is Patti (2012) worth watching?
*Patti* is a short but stirring tribute to a cultural icon, blending punk energy with cinematic intimacy. While unrated, its focus on a legendary moment makes it a compelling watch for music and film lovers alike—even if it's a niche gem.
How long is Patti?
Patti runs for 14 minutes, a perfect bite-sized dive into a pivotal cultural moment.
About Patti (2012) — The Untold Story Behind a 70s Punk Icon's Legendary Night
Step into the raw energy of the mid-70s with *Patti (2012)*, a short film that captures the electrifying build-up to Patti Smith's legendary 1976 performance of 'Gloria' on *Saturday Night Live*. Directed by Haley Webb and inspired by the punk icon's artistry, the film peels back the curtain on the intimate, charged moments behind the scenes—what if you could glimpse the unfiltered emotions of an artist moments before stepping into immortality? With a pulsating atmosphere that blends reverence and rebellion, *Patti* isn't just a tribute; it's a fleeting but unforgettable snapshot of a cultural turning point.
Haley Webb, who also stars as Patti Smith, crafts a film that feels as spontaneous as a live punk show. Joined by a cast including Bobby Campo and the Webb brothers (Bryan and Ian), the movie thrives on authenticity, turning a legendary moment into something viscerally human. Whether you're a fan of Smith's work or just drawn to stories of creative awakening, *Patti (2012)* delivers a compact yet immersive experience that lingers like the echo of a power chord.