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'Don't Stop Believin': Everyman's Journey' Debuts At TriBeCa Film Festival

April 23, 2012

Director Ramona S. Diaz's new documentary about the American rock band JOURNEY, "Don't Stop Believin': Everyman's Journey", was screened at the Tribeca Film Festival in New York City on Thursday night.

A video report from MyFoxNY.com can be seen below.

Film synopsis: For Arnel Pineda, the past five years have been the stuff that dreams are made of. In 2007, Arnel's friend began uploading videos of the aspiring Filipino singer covering classic rock songs onto YouTube. One of them was seen by Neal Schon, guitarist for the iconic rock band JOURNEY. Blown away by Pineda's talent and uncanny vocal similarity to former JOURNEY frontman Steve Perry, Neal flew Arnel from Manila to San Francisco to audition for the band, and the rest is history. But Arnel's personal journey had just begun. Having lived life on the street since age 13 with no classical music training, he was anything but prepared for the grueling physical and emotional strains that come from fronting a rock band on a whirlwind world tour. Can a man who has already overcome so many obstacles deal with the demands of his newfound fame?

A rare behind-the-scenes look at one of America's most beloved rock groups, "Don't Stop Believin'" takes a trip around the world with band members and fans alike, watching as the newest Journeyman converts skeptics and haters into adoring fans — and breathes new life into Journey for the next generation of international listeners.

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