bootleg Back in 1989, The KLF received a contract from a gentleman named Eternal. The musicians were to make a film about how they searched for and found the White Room. For its part, Eternal promised to give the coordinates of the real White Room, whatever this thing was.
The guys hired director Bill Butt and recorded a beautiful soundtrack, which was supposed to be the best dance album of the late 80s. Unfortunately, Mr. Eternal never made contact. The KLF abandoned work on the film, the album never saw the light of day.
The 47-minute draft version of the film is essentially one long music video. The strange road Movie was shot quite professionally. In Russia, the film was released on DVD with good sound quality. The sound was mainly of interest to me. The journey of the main characters is accompanied by successive failed hits. However, the time of these songs will still come in 1991, albeit as remixes, when one of the best dance albums in the history of The White Room will be released.
The film is recommended for viewing not only fans of The KLF, but also all fans of music video.
8 out of 10