he was breaking free of Baez and her expectations, and of folk music in general.

Murray Lerner's The Other Side of the Mirror: Bob Dylan Live at the Newport Folk Festival 1963-1965 (above) captures Dylan's evolution over those three years. The footage was originally shot for Lerner's classic 1967 documentary, Festival!, and was eventually acquired by Dylan, whose manager agreed to let Lerner assemble it into a film--but only after the release of Martin Scorsese's No Direction Home, which uses some of the material. The Other Side of the Mirror was released in 2007. The documentary was shot on Kodak Plus-X and Tri-X film with a three-person crew. As Lerner later explained in an interview, his intention was to let Dylan's evolving music speak for itself:

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