The Pineapple Thief - Nothing but the Truth

Synopsis

"The Pineapple Thief - Nothing but the Truth" is a 2021 documentary film that delves into the creative process and artistic journey of the British progressive rock band The Pineapple Thief, fronted by Bruce Soord. The film offers an intimate look into the making of one of their most critically acclaimed albums, revealing the emotions, struggles, and inspirations that shaped the music. Featuring live performances, behind-the-scenes footage, and exclusive interviews, the documentary provides fans and music enthusiasts with an immersive experience into the band's dynamics and Bruce Soord's vision. This film captures the essence of the band's evolution and their commitment to producing deeply resonant music.

Cast

• Bruce Soord

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  Gavin Harrison

• Jon Sykes

• Steve Kitch

• George Marios

Reviews

Critically, "The Pineapple Thief - Nothing but the Truth" has been well received within niche circles and by fans of progressive rock. Although it did not receive widespread mainstream reviews, notable music-focused platforms and communities have praised the documentary for its emotional depth and detailed portrayal of the creative process. On IMDb, the documentary holds a solid rating, reflecting positive viewer reception. Fans and critics alike highlight the intimate perspective on Bruce Soord's songwriting and the band's chemistry, praising how the film balances technical insight with accessible storytelling. However, some reviewers note that the film's appeal may be limited primarily to existing fans of the band or the progressive rock genre, as casual viewers might find its focus less engaging. Overall, the documentary is regarded as a compelling and honest look into the artistic passion behind The Pineapple Thief's music, earning it a warm recommendation among music documentary enthusiasts.

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