Documentary
United Kingdom
A Dog Called Money is a documentary film that explores the creative process of musician PJ Harvey and photographer Seamus Murphy as they travel the world to capture inspiration for Harvey's new album. The film follows the pair as they visit locations such as Afghanistan and Washington DC to observe and document the unfolding political and social issues and use these experiences to craft the album's powerful songs.
Throughout their journey, Harvey and Murphy work together to create a unique vision for the album, exploring different styles and experimenting with different techniques. The film provides an intimate look at their creative collaboration, highlighting the challenges and triumphs they encounter along the way.
Using footage from their travels, live performances, and recording sessions, A Dog Called Money offers a rare glimpse into the minds of two artists at work. The film also touches on themes of social justice, conflict, and the power of creativity.
Overall, A Dog Called Money is an insightful and thought-provoking depiction of the artistic process, revealing the ways in which life experiences and cultural knowledge can enhance the creative output of artists.
