Blood Into Wine (2010)

Take a look inside the life of one of Rock music's most mysterious and interesting figures. With winemaking in his blood, multiplatinum recording artist Maynard James Keenan sets out to bring notariety to Arizona's burgeoning wine regions.

Directors:

Ryan Page, Christopher Pomerenke

Writers:

Ryan Page, Christopher Pomerenke

Stars:

Glenn Alexander, Tim Alexander, Fairuza Balk

Cast

Credited cast:
Glenn Alexander	...	Himself
Tim Alexander	...	Himself
Fairuza Balk	...	Herself
Tom Beaujour	...	Himself
Hugh Chappelle	...	Himself
Gayle Diehl	...	Herself
Ken Foster	...	Himself
Eric Glomski	...	Himself
Tim Heidecker	...	Himself
Steve Heimoff	...	Himself
Amy Hoopes	...	Herself
Feather Jones	...	Herself
Milla Jovovich	...	Herself
Maynard James Keenan	...	Himself
Mike Keenan	...	Himself

Storyline

Take a look inside the life of one of Rock music's most mysterious and interesting figures. With winemaking in his blood, multiplatinum recording artist Maynard James Keenan sets out to bring notariety to Arizona's burgeoning wine regions.

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Plot Keywords:

arizona | arizona desert | 

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Genres:

Documentary

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Details

Official Sites:

Official site

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

19 February 2010 (USA)

Also Known As:

Untitled Maynard James Keenan/Eric Glomski Wine Documentary

Filming Locations:

Sonoita, Arizona, USA

Company Credits

Production Co:

Semi-Rebellious Films, Twinkle Cash Company

Technical Specs

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.78 : 1

Did You Know?

Quotes

Maynard James Keenan: As artists its Eric and my job to observe interrupt and report as centralist in whatever medium that may be and its our hope that over the course of this film you've had a little glimpse into our process our creative journey and our journey of self discovery and hopefully it will inspire you to either continue you journey or start our journey to self discovery and hope we'll see you down in Arizona bay.

User Reviews

A feel good documentary

When I read the synopsis I almost rolled my eyes, thinking the premise sounded hoaky. But I remembered how awesome Maynard was, the lead for Tool and other bands.

So I did addition: Maynard + Wine = The was relatively low budget movie, but you couldn't tell at all. It was well made and well conceived. I tell you the show stealer was not Maynard but his partner in the wine business, Eric. Eric was a geologist and you can feel his enthusiasm for all things that grow. Listening to him made me inspired about the technical aspects of making wine, geographic location, etc.

Maynard inspired me on why 'he' or 'one' should make wine. It is about the journey within yourself, so basically there was a duel message in the film that I thought was a perfect message.

This movie was also quite funny and I won't give any of that away. So for an hour and a half I was totally entertained and felt inspired to drink wine, specifically wine from Arizona.

I gave it an 8 because nothing gets a 10 unless with very few exceptions.