Film Elvis

Exploring the life and career of rock 'n' roll legend Elvis Presley, this documentary follows the King from his childhood in Tupelo, Miss., to his incredible success topping the charts, leading roles in Hollywood movies and triumphant comeback. Drawing on rare archival footage and interviews with close friends and associates, this special tribute shows fans what Elvis was really like and what made him so great.

A unique in-depth view of the early days of Marion Keisker and Sam Phillips focusing both on how their careers coincided and the effect they had on the early days of the King. Marion Keisker is able to put the record straight about what really happened on those very early recording sessions. But so too is Sam Phillips with quite fascinating results. Also featured are many other characters and personalities who played their own parts in the early days of Elvis' career including his life-long friend George Klein together with Rufus Thomas, Wink Martindale, Chet Atkins, Bill Randle and his first Boss at the Crown Electric Company. With the addition of exclusive location footage in Memphis, this film presents the definitive story of the Sun Days as recalled by those who were there. As such it is not only a fascinating historical item but also a fitting tribute to the late Marion Keisker.

In 1956, Elvis Presley was in love with small-town girl June Juanico, whom he picked out of the crowd at one of his concerts. This documentary contains never-before-seen home movie footage, which captures a rare glimpse of the 21-year-old Elvis.

End of July, and it's holiday time. Panos and Michalis are brothers-in-law from Thessaloniki and run a small business together.

This investigative documentary follows the life and mysterious death of Elvis Presley. Since the late 1980's fans and researchers are puzzled by some of the unusual facts surrounding his death.

Short by Craig Smith, re-editing footage from "Viva Las Vegas" (1964).

Elvis Presley is the quintessential rock star icon. Bruce Campbell is the quintessential B-movie horror icon (and once appeared as Elvis in the soul-stealing mummy movie Bubba Ho-Tep). Rob Kemp is not an icon as far as he knows, but he does love Elvis and horror, and has been told that he bears a passing resemblance to Bruce Campbell. The Elvis Dead started as a throwaway comment in a comedy green room, and is the very definition of taking a joke too far. So don your sequinned jumpsuit, strap a camera to a greased-up two-by-four and sing your way through as much of the plot of Evil Dead 2 as you can in an hour. The cult hit of Edinburgh Fringe 2017, this multi-award-winning (and even multier-award-nominated) one-man-horror-comedy-mash-up was recorded for posterity as part of the fourth GoFasterStripe Festival and frankly, Rob couldn’t be happier about it.

The film documents a few visits to Graceland Too in Holly Springs, Mississippi, capturing the essence of this unusual museum devoted to Elvis Presley memorabilia and its curator, Paul McLeod.

In a time of gods and kings there was naught but chaos and war. A crazed 8Bit epic going where only animation can.

Alice and Eddie, two misfit political activists challenge the problems of their time.

Shot across the U.S., a moving, and often hilarious, exploration of lives fathered, fulfilled, and even destroyed by the King of rock & roll.

Centre Stage focuses on The King’s captivating stage presence - from his grip of the microphone, the dynamic swing of his hips, the classy and often spectacular costume choices to the intimate settings and romantic torch songs. Featuring his first live performance on the Dorsey Brothers Stage Show in 1956 to “Unchained Melody” in 1977 during his final ever stage performance.

Elvis of Cambodia is a feature length documentary film, which celebrates the life and legacy of beloved Cambodian Singer, Sinn Sisamouth. As the most famous Cambodian artist to ever live, the film touches on the outstanding musical achievements he accomplished during his life. However, it is in the years that followed his passing that we shine the brightest light. As we delve into the legacy of his music, we discover both the personal endeavors of his family to protect it, and socially, the influence it has had on the spiritual, intellectual and cultural growth and healing of millions of Cambodians worldwide.

This film features what is believed to be the oldest known home movie footage of Elvis Presley to date. Shot by Eddie Bellman in 1956, these home movies show us how Elvis lived just as his popularity and music exploded across America. His closest friends share their personal stories and rememberances.

Hamoudy, a beggar from Nazareth, meets Khalil, an old street singer, a fan of Elvis Presley, who claims that his oud was given to him by the King. The child steals his instrument, tries to sell it, but realizes that it is worth nothing and that Khalil is a dreamer. Disappointed, Hamoudy returns the oud and the old man and sings for him. The child falls in love with the myth of Elvis Presley.

A short documenting Andy Warhol’s exhibition of silk-screened Elvis paintings at the Ferus Gallery in Los Angeles. As Warhol spins around with his camera, multiple Elvises seem to march across the screen.

Through dance and conversations - a famous Lao singer, his son, and his granddaughter examine the artist's life, inspirations, and legacy after leaving the war torn country in late 1974.