MUMBAI: After an unintentional six-year hiatus Cameron Crowe is coming back in a big way. He is roaring back with not one, but three feature films this year.

The first, The Union, a documentary about the album of the same name by Elton John and Leon Russell recently premiered on the opening night of the Tribeca Film Festival.

The director is still deep in production on another film, We Bought A Zoo scheduled to release this December. The drama, based on the novel by Benjamin Mee and co-scripted by Aline Brosh McKenna (The Devil Wears Prada), is about a father (Matt Damon) who moves his family to the countryside to re-open a struggling zoo. 

The third film scheduled this year will be a doc Crowe has been working on for quite some time now is Pearl Jam Twenty a career-spanning look at the Seattle rock band.

The documentary, that will have a September release, is being assembled from 18 to 20 hours of material from the band‘s long career as well as footage he‘s shot over the last year and a half.