Speed, Glue, and Shinki

Speed, Glue, and Shinki is a documentary following Filipino rock legend Pepe Smith as he travels to Tokyo to reunite with his former bandmates from the seminal 1960s rock group of the same name. Directed by Malaysian filmmaker Bradley Liew, the film captures Smith's journey to reconnect with the musicians who shaped his career decades earlier. The documentary explores the legacy of Speed, Glue, and Shinki, a band that left an indelible mark on rock music across Asia during the era. Through intimate scenes and reflections, Speed, Glue, and Shinki examines themes of artistic brotherhood, the passage of time, and the enduring power of music to bridge distance and years. The film serves as both a personal homecoming and a tribute to a pivotal moment in rock history.