London’s Communion is a flourishing artist-led community of musicians and creatives who provide a platform for the most vibrant new songwriting talent through gigs, club nights, a record label and publishing. In spring of 2012, Communion gathered a collection of its artists and embarked upon a gloriously backwards tour which covers three thousand miles in two weeks, powered entirely by five old VW camper vans. The adventure starts after a final night at Austin’s SXSW Music Festival where the bands, Ben Howard, The Staves, Nathaniel Rateliff and Bear’s Den, pile into their rides and head northeast. They play everywhere, packing out tiny venues and wowing crowds with their delicate, haunting, rousing folk-tinged songs. But heavy rainstorms, multiple breakdowns, and cramped conditions remind them that to push through sometimes you need to pull together. Beautifully captured by director James Marcus Haney, featuring Mumford & Sons’ Ben Lovett with narration by Gill Landry this documentary is about a modern tour, done the old fashioned way.

两个军士在一家洗衣房偶然遇到，他们发现原来自己并不真正了解对方。新的发现会给他们的友谊带来怎样的污渍？ 片名取得非常巧妙，和洗衣房的背景设定正好形成叩合的暗喻。你会发现尽管“不问不说”政策已经正式成为历史，但它对士兵内心的玷污可能会延续更久。 导演James Marcus Haney非常年轻（88年出生），19岁就拍过一部同志短片“只是”。 @QAF中文站