Credited cast: | |||
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Shawn Cloninger | ... | Self |
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William Goldsmith | ... | Self |
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Jessy Greene | ... | Self |
Dave Grohl | ... | Self (as David Grohl) | |
Taylor Hawkins | ... | Self | |
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Rami Jaffee | ... | Self |
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Nate Mendel | ... | Self |
Bob Mould | ... | Self | |
Krist Novoselic | ... | Self | |
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Chris Shiflett | ... | Self |
Pat Smear | ... | Self | |
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Franz Stahl | ... | Self |
Butch Vig | ... | Self |
Rising from the ashes of Nirvana, the Foo Fighters became a Grammy-winning sensation on their own. Sixteen years of the band's history comes to life in this documentary, from their demo tapes through the creation of their 2011 album, "Wasting Light." Written by Anonymous
I enjoyed every minute of this movie.
It's a story about a band, its members, their ups and downs and their struggle for success. It has a very positive vibe. Interviews are mixed with on-stage performance clips therefore it's filled with good music.
Dave Grohl also tell us about band's Nirvana heritage or burden as you like.
I especially like scenes from a pool party at the end, when they hanged with their families while recording "Wasting Light". It's so funny and emotional at the same time. After all Foo Fighters are family guys. James Moll did a great job.
"Back and Forth" is a must see for every true fan of Foo Fighters.