Bob Dylan Goes Electric: The Newport Folk Festival, 1965

A Complete Unknown: A New Film Explores Dylan's Electric Turn

In a groundbreaking moment, Bob Dylan plugged in his electric guitar at the Newport Folk Festival in 1965, forever altering the course of folk and rock music.

At the iconic festival, a young Dylan, then a rising star in the folk scene, shocked the audience and changed the face of music with his electrifying performance. The move, which was met with both outrage and adulation, marked a pivotal moment in Dylan's career and the history of rock and roll.

Now, the upcoming American biographical drama film "A Complete Unknown" will delve into the story behind Dylan's electric turn and the impact it had on music and culture. Directed by James Mangold ("Walk the Line," "Logan," "Ford v Ferrari," "Indiana Jones 5"), the film promises to be a fascinating exploration of one of the most influential moments in music history.

In his first in-depth interview about "A Complete Unknown," Mangold spoke about the importance of Dylan's electric performance and the film's exploration of the unknown side of the iconic musician.

As the trailer for "A Complete Unknown" teases, the film will be a powerful and poignant journey into the heart of a musical legend. With its compelling narrative and star-studded cast, "A Complete Unknown" is sure to be a must-see for fans of Bob Dylan and music enthusiasts alike.