The Books recently contributed music to the soundtrack for the documentary “In A Dream”

Please read below for further information regarding it...
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In A Dream is the feature-length documentary debut of Jeremiah Zagar.
It was among the 15 films shortlisted for this year's Best Documentary
Feature Oscar. The film's Executive Producer is Ross Kauffman, the
Academy Award winning co-director of Born Into Brothels.

Embeddable trailer:
http://vimeo.com/3115082

Website:
http://www.inadreammovie.com

Facebook Group:
http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=10087191255

Theatrical dates:
New York, NY
The Cinema Village
Starting Friday, April 10th

Philadelphia, PA
Landmark Ritz at the Bourse
Starting Friday, April 17th

San Francisco, CA
The Roxie
Starting Friday, April 17th

Los Angeles, CA
Laemmle Music Hall
Starting Friday, April 24th

Many more cities and dates will be announced in the coming weeks. Up-
to-date screening info will always be available first @
http://www.inadreammovie.com/blog/

Festivals & Awards:
SXSW Film Festival (World Premiere)
• Emerging Visions Audience Award

Woodstock Film Festival
• Best Documentary
• James Lyons Best Editing Award

Full Frame Documentary Film Festival
• Charles E. Guggenheim Emerging Artist Award

San Francisco Documentary Film Festival
• Audience Award for Best Feature

Big Sky Documentary Film Festival
• Artistis Vision Award

Salem Film Festival
• Jury Award for Best Documentary

Philadelphia Film Festival
• Best First Film

Synopsis:
In the vibrant, bohemian neighborhood of South Philadelphia, 50,000-
square feet of concrete are covered with tile and mirrors—mosaics that
were created by Isaiah Zagar, an eccentric, tormented artist.

The murals chronicle his love for his wife, Julia, and subtly hint at
the darker corners of an extraordinary imagination. Where Isaiah is
obsessive and narcissistic—a former Peace Corps volunteer who has
become an icon in South Philly’s art community—Julia is gracious and
warm. For decades, their opposing natures complemented one another
perfectly. But suddenly the family is torn apart at the seams: A few
hours before picking up his oldest son from a rehabilitation center,
Isaiah declares to the camera, “As people get older they have less and
less passion.” He then confesses to an affair with his assistant, is
kicked out of the house, and spirals into a debilitating, suicidal
depression.

A fascinating portrait of love and betrayal, family bonds, and the
intimacy of dysfunction. Shot on 35mm, Hi Def, digital video; with 8mm
and 16mm home movie footage. The soundtrack features music by the
Books, Explosions in the Sky, Efterklang, and Kelli Scarr.