HollyFlixHD
Home > Movies > Documentary > London Songs (1973)
London Songs 1973 movie scene
London Songs 1973 official movie poster

London Songs (1973)

TMDB 0.00h 27mDocumentaryMusic

Plot Summary

Prior to STREET MUSIC, Doob made this 27-minute documentary, which follows his Yale classmate David Sewall, a violinist and singer, as he performs traditional and original songs on the streets and in the pubs, parks, and markets of London. In color and in black and white, Sewall's unique style and good humor transfix audiences of curious school children, West End theater-goers, and passersby on the sidewalk. His energetic performance of then-current hit "Young Girl" for a group of Covent Garden flower sellers is a particular highlight, and the film closes with a moving rendition of “Danny Boy” that prompts pub-goers to join Sewall in song.

Our Take

Expert, independent review by the HollyFlixHD Editorial Team

Editorial Team Reviewing...

Analyzing cinematography, narrative pacing, and lead performances for London Songs. Writing review...

Full Cast & Characters

Director & Crew

Nick Doob

Director

Where to Watch London Songs Online

You can currently stream London Songs online or watch it in HD via the link below.

Find London Songs Streaming

Frequently Asked Questions

Where can I watch London Songs online?

London Songs (1973) is available to stream on various platforms. You can also watch it online via our Watch Online button.

What is the TMDB rating of London Songs?

It has a TMDB rating of 0.0/10 based on 0 votes.

Who directed London Songs?

London Songs was directed by Nick Doob and released in 1973.

How long is London Songs?

London Songs has a runtime of 0 hours and 27 minutes.

Movie Details

Release Date
1973-01-01
Status
Released