Brand New Day

Year: 1987

Runtime: 92 mins

Language: English

Director: Amos Gitai

MusicDocumentary

In Japan, 1986, the Eurythmics are riding the crest of their world tour for the new album Revenge, dominating the charts. Between shows, Annie Lennox and Dave Stewart explore Japan’s rich cultural soundscape with producer Conny Plank, encountering a blend of stark, high‑tech noise and the country’s finely honed musical traditions.

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