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SUMMARY:What the Hell Happened to Blood\, Sweat & Tears?
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DESCRIPTION:What the Hell Happened to Blood\, Sweat & Tears? is a compellin
 g\ndocumentary that unravels the details of an extraordinary year in the\n
 life of this popular 1970’s band. Blood\, Sweat & Tears\, known for\nhit
 s such as Spinning Wheel and You've Made Me So Very Happy\,\nheadlined the
  legendary Woodstock Festival and won multiple Grammy\nAwards\, most notab
 ly 1970's win for Album Of The Year\, besting The\nBeatles' Abbey Road and
  Johnny Cash at San Quinten. This is the\nincredible never-before-told sto
 ry about a top rock band that was\nunknowingly embroiled in a political ra
 t’s nest involving the U.S.\nState Department\, the Nixon White House wi
 th their controversial\nconcert tour of Yugoslavia\, Romania and Poland\, 
 countries behind what\nwas then known as the Iron Curtain. As a result\, t
 hey found themselves\nin the crossfire of a polarized America\, as divided
  then as it is now.\n[2022\, US\, 112 min\, Rating: NR] Owen Gleiberman of
  Variety pens\, “A\nsingular piece of rock history\, even if hardly anyo
 ne knows about it.\nI didn’t know about it\, but now that I’ve seen th
 e film\, I’d\ncall it essential.” Venue: Cinema Art Theater. Presenter
 : Rehoboth\nBeach Film Society.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:What the Hell Happened to Blood\, Sweat & Tear
 s? is a compelling documentary that unravels the details of an extraordina
 ry year in the life of this popular 1970’s band. Blood\, Sweat & Tears\,
  known for hits such as Spinning Wheel and You've Made Me So Very Happy\, 
 headlined the legendary Woodstock Festival and won multiple Grammy Awards\
 , most notably 1970's win for Album Of The Year\, besting The Beatles' Abb
 ey Road and Johnny Cash at San Quinten. This is the incredible never-befor
 e-told story about a top rock band that was unknowingly embroiled in a pol
 itical rat’s nest involving the U.S. State Department\, the Nixon White 
 House with their controversial concert tour of Yugoslavia\, Romania and Po
 land\, countries behind what was then known as the Iron Curtain. As a resu
 lt\, they found themselves in the crossfire of a polarized America\, as di
 vided then as it is now. [2022\, US\, 112 min\, Rating: NR] Owen Gleiberma
 n of Variety pens\, “A singular piece of rock history\, even if hardly a
 nyone knows about it. I didn’t know about it\, but now that I’ve seen 
 the film\, I’d call it essential.” Venue: Cinema Art Theater. Presente
 r: Rehoboth Beach Film Society.
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