ABOUTREVIEWSRICHARD BRODY, NEW YORKER (USA) » Read the full review AARON HILLIS, VILLAGE VOICE (USA) » Read the full review MATT ZOLLER SEITZ, NEW YORK TIMES (USA) » Read the full review MICHAEL FOX, SF WEEKLY (USA) » Read the full review SAM DAVIES, SIGHT & SOUND (UK)SUKHDEV SANDHU, DAILY TELEGRAPH (UK) » Read the full review THOMAS CONRAD, JAZZ TIMES (USA)PHIL GALLO, VARIETY (USA) » Read more ANTHONY QUINN, THE INDEPENDENT (UK) » Read the full review BRUCE BENNETT, NEW YORK SUN (USA) » Read the full review JAMES TAYLOR, ALL ABOUT JAZZ (USA) » Read the full review JOHN LEWIS, SIGHT & SOUND (UK) » Read more GILLES PETERSON, DJ LEGEND, INTERVIEWED BY JASON SOLOMONS IN FILM WEEKLY/THE OBSERVER (UK)ERIC MONDER, FILM JOURNAL INTERNATIONAL (US) » Read the full review JASON SOLOMONS, THE OBSERVER/FILM WEEKLY (UK)STEWART LEE, THE SUNDAY TIMES (UK) » Read the full article JOHN ROBINSON, THE GUARDIAN (UK) » Read the full article KERSTAN MACKNESS, TIME OUT, CRITICS' CHOICE (UK) » Read the full review BILLY MOWBRAY, CHANNEL 4 FILM (UK) » Read the full review SHERI LINDEN, LA TIMES (USA) » Read the full review TAYT HARLIN, NEW YORK MAGAZINE, CRITICS' PICK (USA) » Read the full review CHRIS BOHN, THE WIRE MAGAZINE (UK)DYLAN HICKS, CITY PAGES (MINNEAPOLIS/ST. PAUL, USA) » Read the full review PHILIP MOORE, THE BRITISH DOCUMENTARY WEBSITE (UK) » Read the full review TIM CAMPBELL, STAR TRIBUNE (MINNEAPOLIS/ST. PAUL, USA)KULTUREFLASH (UK) » Read the full review CHARLES MUDEDE, THE STRANGER (SEATTLE, USA) » Read the full review JACK GOLD, ALL ABOUT JAZZ (USA)JIMMY RAZOR, FILMEXPOSED MAGAZINE (UK) » Read the full review KERSTAN MACKNESS, TIME OUT (UK) » Read the full article JAN AGHED, SYDSVENSKA DAGBLADETLARS MOVIN, JAZZ SPECIAL (DENMARK)JENS PETERSON, AFTONBLADETEVA AF GEIJERSTAM, DAGENS NYHETERBEST RIGHT NOW, SONIC MAGAZINEMIKAEL STRÖMBERG, AFTONBLADETTIMO KANGAS, LIRA MUSIKMAGASIN (SWEDEN)LENNART PERSSON, SYDSVENSKANREVIEWSWHERE A SELECTION OF UPCOMING SCREENINGS:SEPTEMBER 21, 2008SEPTEMBER 19 - 28, 2008NOVEMBER 14 - 16, 2008 A SELECTION OF PREVIOUS SCREENINGS:SEPTEMBER 6 - 14, 2008AUGUST 27, 2008AUGUST 17 - 23, 2008JULY 18, 2008JULY 17 - AUGUST 3, 2008JULY 11 - 27, 2008JULY 3 - 13, 2008JUNE 24, 25 & 27 - 29, 2008JUNE 5, 2008MAY 26, 2008MAY 23 - 25, 2008MAY 23, 2008MAY 10 - 12, 2008APRIL 27, 2008APRIL 18 - 22, 2008MARCH 25, 2008MARCH 14 & 15, 2008MARCH 9 - 11, 2008OPENS ON MARCH 7, 2008MARCH 6, 2008MARCH 5, 2008FEB 1, 2 & 3, 2008JAN 22, 2008DEC 22, 27 & 29, 2007DEC 6, 2007DEC 3 - 6, 2007NOV 23 - 25, 2007NOV 19, 21 & 26, 2007NOV 17 & 18, 2007NOV 15 - 17, 2007NOV 8 -14, 2007OCTOBER 9 ? 20, 2007OCTOBER 7, 2007SEPTEMBER 25, 2007SEPTEMBER 13 - 22, 2007SEPTEMBER 16, 2007SEPTEMBER 12, 2007SEPTEMBER 8, 2007SEPTEMBER 5 ? 9, 2007August 10, 2007JULY 25 ? AUGUST 12, 2007JULY 7, 2007JUNE 22, 2007APRIL 20, 2007APRIL 13 - 19, 2007APRIL 3 - 15, 2007FEBRUARY 25 - MARCH 8, 2007FEBRUARY 9 - 15, 2007NOVEMBER 11NOVEMBER 10NOVEMBER 2 ? 12NOVEMBER 2 - 5OCTOBER 26 - NOVEMBER 2OCTOBER 18 - 22OCTOBER 13 - 25SEPTEMBER 14 - 24AUGUST 16 ? 24July 7 - 16JULY 2 - 16JUNE 2 - 5MAY 4 ? 10APRIL 20-25APRIL 22APRIL 18APRIL 13 - 29MARCH 23 - 29JANUARY 30NOVEMBER 4 -and- 5, 2005CONTACTcontact@mynameisalbertayler.com CITATALL ABOUT JAZZ (USA)CITATCITATTHE NEW YORKERCITATCITATSF WEEKLY (USA)CITATCITATTHE SUNDAY TIMES (UK)CITATCITATVILLAGE VOICE (USA)CITATCITATNEW YORK SUN (USA)CITATCITATTIME OUT (UK)

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citat8="By turns illuminating and heartbreaking ... completely alters the way you hear and feel the music." THE WIRE (UK)

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citat9="A film to love? It is a fantastic film with an unusually sharp thematic, but the question is if Albert Ayler ever will reach out to the big audience. He himself was convinced: ?People are going to the moon, it?s time for music to change too. Year 3000 they will understand me." MIKAEL STRÖMBERG, AFTONBLADET

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citat10="Stunning... Probably as close to the person behind the music we ever will get." TIMO KANGAS, LIRA MUSIKMAGASIN

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citat11="You must do whatever you can to see the documentary on experimental jazz saxophonist Albert Ayler? it captures the magical, halo-like, Benjaminian aura that surrounded his being, face, music, and voice" CHARLES MUDEDE, THE STRANGER (USA)

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links= » Wikipedia on Albert Ayler » Great Albert Ayler website » The Wire Magazine » Gilles Peterson on the film » Feature in The Sunday Times » Film feature in The Guardian (1) » Film feature in The Guardian (2) » Film feature in Sight & Sound » GreenCine Daily on the film, Nov 7, 2007 » GreenCine Daily on the film, Nov 12, 2007 » Film review in The Daily Telegraph » Film review in Time Out » Film review in The New Yorker » Film review in The Independent » Film review in Sight & Sound » Film review in New York Sun » Film review in Film Journal International » Film review in The Village Voice » Film review in New York Times » Film review in New York Magazine » Film review on Channel 4 Film » Gawker recommends » Flavorpill recommends » GreenCine Daily on the film, April 15, 2006 » GreenCine Daily on the film, Feb 1, 2007 » Film review at Bloomberg News » Film review on The British Documentary Website » Film review in Kultureflash » Film feature in The Daily Texan » Film review in City Pages » The A-list on the film » Leeds International Film Festival » London Jazz Festival » Melbourne International Film Festival » Flanders International film Festival-Ghent » International Documentary Festival Munich » Sound Unseen Film and Music Festival » Special screening at ICA presented by The Wire » Viennale - Vienna International Film Festival » Singapore International Film Festival » Helsinki International Film Festival

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news=THERE IS NOW A BLOG FOR THE FILM News about the film will be posted there. We will post most of them here as well, but there will be some more links and info in the news on the blog. » Link to the blog PIECE ON AYLER FILM IN NPR?S WEEKEND EDITION We missed to post this earlier. NPR aired a piece on Ayler and the film in their Weekend Edition on June 7. The piece, called Albert Ayler's Fiery Sax, Now on Film, was made by Howard Mandel. » Read more MY NAME IS ALBERT AYLER DVD TO BE RELEASED IN THE FALL The film will be released on DVD in the fall of 2008. Release date and other info shortly. CRITICS' PICK IN NASHVILLE, UPCOMING SCREENINGS IN PERTH, AUCKLAND, CLEVELAND The film is for the moment having a run in Nashville at the Belcourt Theatre. It is shown Tuesday June 24 to Sunday June 29 as part of their Summer Doc Block series. In Nasville Scene?s Critics? Picks Jim Ridley calls the film a ?must-see?. See under Friday 6/27. There will be a New Zeeland premiere at the Auckland International Film Festival and Wellington Film Festival in July. The film premiered in Australia last August at Melbourne International Film Festival and is now returning to Australia as part of the Revelation Perth International Film Festival. Both Perth and Auckland have great programmes this year. In November last year there were premiere screenings in Albert?s hometown Cleveland. The film was then shown at the Cleveland Cinematheque. On July 18 the film is returning for a screening at the Cleveland Art Museum. » Nashville Scene » New Zeeland International Film Festival » Revelation Perth International Film Festival BACK IN NEW YORK CITY BY POPULAR DEMAND! From Anthology Film Archives website: "Back by popular demand! Anthology heeds the call! Kasper Collin?s invaluable documentary on Albert Ayler was a major success when it had its New York theatrical premiere run here late last year. Now it?s back for five days of encore screenings." » Anthology Film Archives RECOMMENDED BY VIGGO MORTENSEN Not everyone knows that the actor Viggo Mortensen also runs a publishing company called Perceval Press. The film is under We Recommend. » Read more VARIETY'S PHIL GALLO PRAISES MY NAME IS ALBERT AYLER "Ayler, is revealed as an artist of the highest degree, the rare musician whose playing reflected his soul. "My Name is Albert Ayler" reveals the unique manner with which he expressed himself and the humanity that went into his improvisations. It's a gorgeous portrait" » Read more MY NAME IS ALBERT AYLER LISTED AS ONE OF THE BEST FILMS OF 2007 IN THE OBSERVER (UK) The Observer's film journalist Jason Solomons writes in an article published on November 25: "You may measure your year in shopping days until Christmas or weeks until the end of term but in the film industry, it's all about awards season. And it starts now. ... I find the Oscar nominations rarely represent the best film or performances of the year - they reflect, rather, what the studio bosses want us to think are the best films of the year. Personally, I trawl through my diary and mark down anything I've enjoyed since January, whether it's a tiny foreign language release, an ICA documentary or a blockbuster. I have just done an annual stock-take, which offered up: Eastern Promises, My Name is Albert Ayler, Days of Glory (Indigenes), Blades of Glory, This Is England, Zodiac, Hairspray, Breach, The Bourne Ultimatum and Blame it on Fidel. And if that jogs a hovering pen in the direction of any of those films, then wonderful..." » Read more ARTICLES IN MAGNET MAGAZINE AND JAZZ TIMES The US music magazine Magnet published an article about the film including an interview with filmmaker Kasper Collin in their Winter 2008 issue. The author John Elsasser writes about the film as "a profound and inspiring film". Jazz Times had a two page article in their December 2007 issue. The piece was written by Thomas Conrad and it also includes an interview with Kasper Collin. "This is a film that gets under your skin" Thomas writes. DETROIT'S METRO TIMES GIVES AN A TO MY NAME IS ALBERT AYLER And so does Movies.com. LA Weekly selected the film as the weeks GO in their review section and SF Weekly called the film "the quintessential portrait of an artist who was ahead of his time". San Francisco Bay Guardian had the film as its no 1 pick of the week. » Metro Times » LA Weekly » SF Weekly » Movies.com MY NAME IS ALBERT AYLER OPENS IN LOS ANGELES AND MORE The film will do a four city screening tour in early March. Starting in Los Angeles on March 5 with a special screening at the HAMMER Museum and the Billy Wilder Theater, followed by a screening at The International House in Philadelphia (March 6), the films theatrical opening at Laemmle?s Grande 4-Plex in Downtown LA (March 7-13), a run at Red Vic Movie House in San Francisco (March 9-11) and two screenings at MOCAD in Detroit (March 14&15). Director and producer Kasper Collin is scheduled to attend the screening at Hammer Museum, the opening night at Laemmle, several of the screenings at Red Vic and both screenings in Detroit. April 18 the film reopens at Anthology Film Archives in New York City. See following links for more info: » Los Angeles, Hammer » Los Angeles, Laemmle » San Francisco » Detroit » Philadelphia MY NAME IS ALBERT AYLER REVIEWED IN THE NATION » Read more MY NAME IS ALBERT AYLER IN "DOCUMENTARIES OF THE YEAR" AT LONDON'S ICA The film will be shown as one of eight films in the series "Documentaries of the Year" at Institute of Contemporary Arts (ICA) in London. The film screens three times at the ICA Cinema, Dec 22 6:45pm, Dec 27 8:45pm & Dec 29 9:00pm. » Read more SUCCESSFUL THEATRICAL PREMIERE IN NEW YORK We want to say thanks to all of you who came to see the film during the week at Anthology Film Archives in New York, and you were many. Several of the nights were totally sold out. Filmmaker and producer Kasper Collin stayed in New York for the entire premiere run and besides the announced Q&A at the premiere evening Nov 8 he did unannounced sessions with the audience during the week. Kasper also followed the film to Athens, Georgia for showings at the fine new arthouse cinema Ciné and to Albert?s native town Cleveland, Ohio for screenings at their legendary Cinematheque. Thanks all of you who came to the screenings and who stayed for Q&As. Special thanks to Albert's father Edward Ayler with company that attended the premiere screening in Cleveland and bass player Bill Folwell who flew in from Florida for the premiere in New York. And to all of you who emails us and asks when the film is coming back to New York we can say that the film hopefully will return to a theatre on Manhattan early next year. More news on this shortly. » Link to an interview with Kasper Collin at WCPN made by Bobby Jackson. FILM REVIEWS IN VILLAGE VOICE & NEW YORK SUN New York Sun writes: "Mr. Collin's film skillfully engages the facts, personalities, and sounds of Ayler's relentlessly visionary life with such an astute combination of ardent affection and sensitive journalistic equipoise that it puts most latter-day documentaries about cult musicians to shame." And Village Voice says: "Swedish filmmaker Kasper Collin's melancholy, beautiful feature debut does more than just chronicle this undervalued musician; it brings Ayler and his message of spiritual unity back to life." » Read more » Read more FILM REVIEW IN THE NEW YORKER "Collin?s documentary portrait of the great saxophonist, who died in 1970, evinces a remarkable sympathy with its subject and his art. ... The stirring presence and fascinating anecdotes of such bandmates as the drummer Sunny Murray, the judicious, evocative use of archival footage of New York in the mid-sixties, and a generous helping of the music itself combine to offer magical moments of a madeleine-like power, summoning up a vanished world that the music both thrived on and exemplified." » Read more MY NAME IS ALBERT AYLER CRITICS' PICK IN NEW YORK MAGAZINE » Read more MY NAME IS ALBERT AYLER CRITICS' CHOICE IN TIME OUT NEW YORK, ISSUE 632, NOV 8-14, 2007 MY NAME IS ALBERT AYLER IN GREENCINE DAILY, NOV 7 & 12 » Read more » Read more MY NAME IS ALBERT AYLER OPENS FOR A NEW YORK CITY PREMIERE RUN ON NOVEMBER 8, 2007 My Name Is Albert Ayler will have its first New York screening when it opens for a New York City theatrical premiere run on November 8 at Anthology Film Archives. Thursday, November 8 through Wednesday, November 14 at 7:00 & 9:00. Additional screenings on Saturday and Sunday at 5:00. Anthology Film Archives, 32 Second Avenue (@ 2nd St.) NYC, (212) 505-5181, www.anthologyfilmarchives.org DJ LEGEND GILLES PETERSON ABOUT MY NAME IS ALBERT AYLER We missed to post this before, Gilles Peterson blogs on the film. » Read more MY NAME IS ALBERT AYLER WINS THE MAIN AWARD AT MUSIXINE INTERNATIONAL MUSIC FILM CONTEST My Name Is Albert Ayler won the main award at the Musixine International Music Film Contest in Oulu, Finland. Ten new music films were selected for the competition and the Jury was led by Aida LiPera from Edinburgh International Film Festival. Jury's description of the winner film: "A sensitive approach to the subject-matter and relationships explored in the film, combined with judiciously chosen archive material and a captivating editing style, create an emotionally resonant and fascinating portrait of a gifted and innovative jazz artist. An insightful, mature and moving documentary film with a superb soundtrack which ably demonstrates the affinity between music and film." EXCELLENT REVIEW IN SIGHT & SOUND (APRIL 2007) "something of a triumph ... manages to bring its austere subject alive, turning Ayler's short, turbulent life into a compelling narrative. ... eventually turns into a discourse on freedom - freedom to move beyond segregation, convention, racial stereotyping and the marketplace. It also shows that, underneath the brash, proto-punk tone of Ayler's saxophone, there was a real heart." » Read more 5 OUT OF 5 STARS TO MY NAME IS ALBERT AYLER Friday August 10 the film had its Portugese premiere in Lisbon. The film was reviewed in the major daily newspaper Publico. Review will be posted shortly. AUSTRALIAN PREMIERE (2) Online film clips has been published on the website for the Melbourne International Film Festival with audience reactions after the Australian premiere screening of My Name Is Albert Ayler. » See more AUSTRALIAN PREMIERE My Name Is Albert Ayler will have its Australian premiere at the 56th Melbourne International Film Festival (July 25 - August 12, 2007). » Read more MY NAME IS ALBERT AYLER OPENS AT THE RITZY PICTUREHOUSE CINEMA IN LONDON, FRIDAY APRIL 13 The film will be screened daily until Thursday April 19. See link below for more info. Ritzy Picturehouse, Brixton Oval, Coldharbour Lane, London SW2 1JG. Nearest tube: Brixton (Victoria Line). Tickets: 08707 55 00 62, ritzy@picturehouses.co.uk » Read more MY NAME IS ALBERT AYLER OPENS AT THE NATIONAL MEDIA MUSEUM IN BRADFORD, UK, FRIDAY APRIL 20 The film will be screened daily until Sunday April 22. National Media Museum, Bradford, West Yorkshire BD11NQ. Box Office: 0870 70 10 200. » Read more ALL SCREENINGS SOLD OUT THE FIRST WEEK AT THE ICA CINEMA IN LONDON The film is now booked for an extended run starting on Sunday February 25 and ending on Thursday March 8. ICA, Institute of Contemporary Arts, The Mall, London, SW1Y 5AH. Nearest tubes: Piccadilly/Charing Cross. Box Office: 020 7930 3647, www.ica.org.uk » Read more MY NAME IS ALBERT AYLER IS LISTED IN THE INDEPENDENT'S FIVE BEST FILMS SECTION » Read more MY NAME IS ALBERT AYLER IS LISTED AS A CRITICS' CHOICE IN TIME OUT'S FILM REVIEW SECTION » Read more ARTICLE ABOUT MY NAME IS ALBERT AYLER IN THE MARCH ISSUE OF SIGHT & SOUND The article is written by Sam Davies. A review is coming in the next issue, out on March 13. » Read more FILM REVIEW ON THE BRITISH DOCUMENTARY WEBSITE "Thanks largely to the wonderful use of lost footage and old audio interviews, as well as the many interviews with family and friends; My Name is Albert Ayler is a compelling and fascinating portrait of an inspired and at times troubled man. A keenly crafted and moving tribute, cogently illustrating the depth and reach of the subject-led documentary." » Read more FILM REVIEW IN TIME OUT (FEBRUARY 7-13 2007) "Kasper Collin?s excellent, sad documentary film is is a tender and slightly unsettling love letter to iconic avant-garde saxophonist Albert Ayler." The film is marked as a critics' choice. » Read more FILM REVIEW IN THE DAILY TELEGRAPH (UK, FEB 9) "A loving and elegantly crafted documentary that charts the saxophonist's commitment to his art, often in the face of dire poverty ... His music, which this film will make you wish to run out and hear, is the sound of a pack of lions unleashed." » Read more FILM REVIEW ON CHANNEL 4 FILM (UK, FEB 9) "Collin's moving tribute proves the power of simple storytelling and understatement while helping us hear Ayler's extraordinary music with fresh ears." » Read more FILM REVIEW IN THE INDEPENDENT (UK, FEB 9) "Kasper Collin's haunting documentary..." » Read more BBC LONDON, THE ROBERT ELMS SHOW, FEBRUARY 8 2007 The Observer?s film critic Jason Solomons talks about Albert Ayler and the film with Robert Elms as an introduction to an interview with the Swedish director and producer Kasper Collin. "JS: I will tell you about a film that I think is a faboulus film. RE: So do I. JS: It?s on at the ICA this week only. It?s called My Name Is Albert Ayler. RE: I think he is probably my favourite musician ever. Especially after having watched this film." MY NAME IS ALBERT AYLER IS BEING RELEASED IN UK ON FRIDAY FEBRUARY 9, 2007 The fim opens at the ICA Cinema in London on Friday Feb 9 and screens daily until Thursday Feb 15. The first evening director Kasper Collin will introduce the film and take part in a post-screening Q & A session, hosted by The Wire's editor-in-chief Tony Herrington. Presented by ICA and The Wire magazine. ICA, Institute of Contemporary Arts, The Mall, London, SW1Y 5AH. Nearest tubes: Piccadilly/Charing Cross. Box Office: 020 7930 3647, www.ica.org.uk » Read more BUZZ ABOUT THE FILM FOR NEXT YEARS OSCARS The A-list writes about My Name Is Albert Ayler: "...It's been called ?one of the most starkly beautiful and moving documentaries ever made about a jazz musician.? Look for My Name is Albert Ayler, directed by Kasper Collin, to open worldwide Feb. 9th. The Swedish film focuses on 34-year-old jazz innovator, saxophonist Albert Ayler who was found dead in 1970 in New York's East River. There's already buzz about it for next year's Oscars. See for yourself and remember The A-List told you first." » Read more FULL PAGE ARTICLE IN TIME OUT Full page article in Time Out (Nov 8 - 15, 2006): "... punk-jazz icon Albert Ayler who, 36 years after his death, finds himself at the centre of this year's London Jazz Festival". MY NAME IS ALBERT AYLER AT THE ROYAL FESTIVAL HALL On Nov 11 2006 the film is being screened at the Royal Festival Hall as part of the London Jazz Festival. The screening will be followed by an onstage panel discussion with the legendary bass player Henry Grimes and the films director and producer Kasper Collin. The discussion will be led by journalist and broadcatser Kevin LeGendre. THE WORLD IS READY FOR AYLER - AT LAST Full page article on My Name Is Albert Ayler in The Sunday Times (Nov 5, 2006) by Stewart Lee: "Coltrane's heir was so ahead of his time that we've only just caught up... Collin's film is a haunting mesh of old cine footage, paint-stripping live performances and interviews with surviving friends and family. A strange shot of a semi-naked Ayler, staring silently into the camera, threads through the film, as if the subject is daring you to dismiss him..." » Read more MY NAME IS ALBERT AYLER AWARDED AT MOFFOM IN PRAGUE At the MOFFOM Festival in Prague (October 18-22, 2006) My Name Is Albert Ayler won second prize in the Audience Award competition for the best new music documentary. » Read more ARTICLE ON MY NAME IS ALBERT AYLER IN THE GUARDIAN The UK daily newspaper The Guardian publishes an article on My Name Is Albert Ayler (April 15, 2006) by John Robinson: "An excellent documentary film ... about artistic integrity in the face of poverty, and of commitment to a musical vision." » Read more THE WIRE MAGAZINE OPENS ITS LEADER WITH WRITING ON MY NAME IS ALBERT AYLER In the April issue 2006 The Wire's editor Chris Bohn opens the magazines leader with writing about the film: "This month, Masthead goes to the movies. First up is My Name Is Albert Ayler, the UK premiere of which The Wire is co-presenting at London's ICA. ... By turns illuminating and heartbreaking, Collin?s film documents Ayler?s formative period in Sweden before he returned to the USA to fire up free jazz amid frighteningly impoverished conditions ... completely alters the way you hear and feel the music." JAZZ TIMES PRAISES MY NAME IS ALBERT AYLER The US magazine Jazz Times praises the new Swedish film on Albert Ayler. "My Name Is Albert Ayler is one of the most starkly beautiful and moving documentaries ever made about a jazz musician." » Read more

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shop=It'll soon be possible to preorder the DVD on the website. More news on this shortly. We still have a few of the films original cinema poster, 70x100 cm printed on uncoated paper, from the first print in stock and if you would like to buy one please send us an email at order@mynameisalbertayler.com. Cost with shipping is 32 Euros.