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Prince Concert Showtime

Showtime has acquired the rarely seen Prince concert film Sign O' The Times, which will air on Showtime beginning September 16th. The film features live performances from Prince's 1987 album of the same name and captures Prince at a critical point in his career after disbanding The Revolution. While praised by critics, the film was never commercially released in the US until now.

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Prince Concert Showtime

Showtime has acquired the rarely seen Prince concert film Sign O' The Times, which will air on Showtime beginning September 16th. The film features live performances from Prince's 1987 album of the same name and captures Prince at a critical point in his career after disbanding The Revolution. While praised by critics, the film was never commercially released in the US until now.

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Wednesday,

August 23, 2017 at 3:45:17 PM Central Daylight Time

Subject: Fwd: SHOWTIME ACQUIRES RARE PRINCE CONCERT FILM SIGN O' THE TIMES
Date: Wednesday, August 23, 2017 at 3:44:30 PM Central Daylight Time
From: Weisman, Jon
To: Melissa TurOnen
AGachments: image003.jpg

Here you go ...

Begin forwarded message:

From: ShowOme Media Alerts <ShowOmeMediaAlerts@showOme.net>


Date: August 23, 2017 at 9:32:23 AM PDT
Subject: SHOWTIME ACQUIRES RARE PRINCE CONCERT FILM SIGN O' THE TIMES

SHOWTIME ACQUIRES RARE PRINCE CONCERT


FILM SIGN O' THE TIMES
Hidden From U.S. Audiences For Years, Performance
Documentary
Will Air On SHOWTIME Beginning September 16

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Purple Films Company/SHOWTIME

LOS ANGELES August 23, 2017 SHOWTIME has acquired the rarely seen
Prince concert film SIGN O THE TIMES, which will air on American television for
the first time in more than a decade, premiering September 16 at 9 p.m. ET/PT.
Created as a companion to the 1987 Prince double album of the same name,
SIGN O THE TIMES features live performances of songs including U Got the
Look (with Sheena Easton), If I Was Your Girlfriend and I Could Never Take the
Place of Your Man, in addition to the title song and a striking rendition of the
Prince classic, Little Red Corvette. Much of the film was shot at Princes own
Paisley Park Studios, as well as on tour in the Netherlands and Belgium.

SIGN O THE TIMES captures Prince at a critical juncture in his career,


immediately after the disbanding of his group The Revolution and on the heels of
Purple Rain and Under the Cherry Moon. Rock critic Robert Christgau declared
that the film, directed by Prince, was a contender to rival Stop Making Sense as
the greatest rock concert movie ever, yet it was never issued on DVD. Princes
visual and musical passion reigns throughout the 84-minute project, a must-see for
anyone seeking a full understanding of the performance legend, whose Sign O
The Times was named the top album of 1987 in Village Voices Pazz and Jop
Critics Poll.

Produced by Robert Cavallo, Joseph Ruffalo and Steven Fargnoli, SIGN OTHE
TIMES joins an esteemed list of projects airing on SHOWTIME that focus on the
lives and legacies of culture-defining figures, including WHITNEY. CAN I BE ME
(which premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival on April 26 before airing on
SHOWTIME beginning August 25) and ERIC CLAPTON: A LIFE IN 12 BARS,
which will have its world premiere at the 2017 Toronto International Film Festival
before airing nationally on SHOWTIME next year.

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CONTACT:
Jon Weisman
(310) 234-5108
jon.weisman@showtime.net

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