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Anyone who has ever had the pleasure of seeing a Cirque du Soleil show live knows how intricate each performance is, and how much planning and choreographing must go into making it come to life. Now, audiences can see for themselves how a Cirque du Soleil show becomes reality in “Cirque du Soleil: Without a Net,” a new documentary premiering on Prime Video on Thursday, July 25. If you’re new to Prime Video you can even stream it free, thanks to a 30-Day Free Trial of Amazon Prime Video.

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Cirque du Soleil has a number of shows, but the one that has consistently captured the attention of audiences and refused to let go is O.

Music composer Tushar Lall, who is known for ‘Brahmastra Part One: Shiva’, ‘The Sound of 007’, and the background music of the recently released docu series ‘Dancing On The Grave’, which revolves around the murder of real estate developer and philanthropist Shakereh Khaleeli in the early 90s.

The composer talks about his work in the docu series and says that the musical elements of the series play an important role.

While talking about giving the background music of the docu series, ‘Dancing On The Grave’, he says: “I made the title track 6 years ago as a composition in a school’s auditorium. This story is bizarre. My parents finished a course at Carnegie Mellon University and they had booked a school auditorium with their friends for a party. Since it was an American school, I figured there must be a music room, so I started looking around. I found one...

Director Sam Mendes and longtime James Bond producer Barbara Broccoli discuss the importance of music to the classic spy franchise in a new clip from the documentary, The Sound of 007, premiering Oct. 5 on Amazon Prime Video.

The upcoming film, directed by Mat Whitecross, will examine how music has helped shape the history of the Bond franchise, from Dr. No through No Time to Die. That includes not only digging into the classic Bond theme — composed by Monty Norman and originally performed by John Barry — but sharing stories behind the...

James Bond is due for quite the celebration when the 60th anniversary of the first 007 film rolls around this fall. Christie’s and Eon Productions are planning a two-part charity auction in September, while the BFI will host an in-conversation series and screenings later in the month. Then, just ahead of James Bond Day in October, Shirley Bassey is to headline a retrospective concert at the Royal Albert Hall.

Titled Sixty Years Of James Bond, the auctions will feature 60 iconic lots celebrating all 25 films in the franchise. The live auction will take place in London on September 28, while an online auction will run from September 15 through James Bond Day on October 5. The headline piece of the live auction is a silver birch Aston Martin DB5 stunt car, one of eight replicas built for last year’s No Time To Die, and estimated to sell for up to £2 million. In total, there...

Exclusive: Following the success of a number of documentaries set in the music industry, Apple is now planning a doc that takes a deep dive into the music of one of the great movie franchises. Apple has announced the new doc, The Sound of 007, a new feature documentary about the remarkable history of six decades of James Bond music. Brought to audiences by MGM, Eon Productions and Ventureland, the documentary will make its global debut on Apple TV+ to mark the 60th anniversary of the James Bond film series in October 2022. The doc will go behind the lens into one of the greatest movie franchise in history from the genesis of Dr No and the iconic 007 theme song all the way to No Time To Die, mixing heartfelt interviews with incredible James Bond archive material. Produced by MGM, The Sound of 007 brings together Ventureland and Eon Productions, the award-winning...