Netflix unveiled the trailer of the documentary "Rolling Thunder Revue", Martin Scorsese, portraying the legendary Bob Dylan tour conducted in the mid-70s, whose premiere is scheduled for next 12 of June.

In less than two and a half minutes, you can see pictures of long distance that the artist made by the United States, where shots of the shows are interspersed with scenes under the stage or on routes, and testimonies of Dylan own in this.

“La gira fue una catástrofe. It was not a success. Not if you measure the success in terms of benefits ", reflexiona Dylan, one of the many reviews throwing about travel, which at times takes circus edgings.

The film also features the testimony of other figures who were part of tour, as in the case of singer Joan Baez.

Scorsese had already launched in 2005 the documentary "No Direction Home", a paper presented in two parts, where he is firing a comprehensive review of Dylan's career in the 60s, also with reflections of the musician himself today.

Along with this release, the album "Rolling Thunder Revue" is republished, a box 14 discs recorded during the tour.

The tour was conducted at the time when Dylan released the album "Blood on the Tracks", considered his best album in this decade, and he showed the artist in one of his most inspired moments of his career.