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In the early 80s, there was a power-trio that changed pop scene without spitting the queen nor bore you with virtuosity: only good songs and a compelling image. Without being the Sex Pistols or Rush, The Police took the best of rock, reggae and pop and proposed a new and fresh sound that has not aged a bit, and now we can again enjoy the most delicious DVD in a fan can imagine.

Everyone Stares: The Police Inside Out "is the incredible new documentary chronicling finally the history of this band from within and in detail is also the directorial debut of their drummer and founder Stewart Copeland, who filmed the material. he directed, produced. He screenwriter, editor and narrador.Esta entretenidísima film is a first-person account of the rise from the obscurity of doubtful peripheral clubs to superfama and world tours. By the way, is a collection of clever and hilarious comments about the pop culture of the late 70s and early 80s.Montado from over 50 hours of amateur film in Super 8 format shot by Stewart himself during intense race of the group (five albums in six years, and point), the film offers a new perspective to imagine what will have been the days of fame and craziness of touring, always controversial personality of the trio and how to cope and try to understand the ever-schizoid behavior of fans.