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Watched one about Jean-Michael Basquiat which was pretty good but the one about kurt cobain was really good IMO. The animations and the home videos hit me pretty hard because it was super personal.

Anyone know some good documentaries especially films focusing on artists and musicians?

all suggestions welcome. You can find both films online for free.
 
That doc premiered at sundance this year, we got to talk to the filmmaker in studio and at the red carpet, check out these clips


 
If you're into skating or action sports in general then you should check out 'All This Mayhem'. It shines a very revealing light on the 90's skate scene and two brothers from Australia who turned the comp scene upside down.

I also recommend 'How to Die in Oregon'. Super sad, but very necessary to help ignite the 'Death With Dignity' movement surrounding the morals behind nurse assisted suicide.
 
13430460:DINKLEBERG said:
If you're into skating or action sports in general then you should check out 'All This Mayhem'. It shines a very revealing light on the 90's skate scene and two brothers from Australia who turned the comp scene upside down.

This doc is amazing, highly recommend it.
 
13430460:DINKLEBERG said:
If you're into skating or action sports in general then you should check out 'All This Mayhem'. It shines a very revealing light on the 90's skate scene and two brothers from Australia who turned the comp scene upside down.

remember seeing the trailer for that a while back. watch it last night. Great doc.
 
If you're into hip-hop go watch "Biggie & Tupac". It's basically one guy trying to get to the bottom of the whole feud that ended with them getting killed. His style is pretty basic, ie he has the sound equipment and there's one cameraman, and its an investigative journalism style, so nothings sugarcoated or embellished and he manages to get pretty far into the whole thing rather than just retelling what everyone already knows
 
I think Kurt's death is pretty messed up. He told everyone that he was depressed and was literally going to kill himself and no one really did anything, then acted surprised when it happened
 
13449136:CliffyByro said:
If you're into hip-hop go watch "Biggie & Tupac". It's basically one guy trying to get to the bottom of the whole feud that ended with them getting killed. His style is pretty basic, ie he has the sound equipment and there's one cameraman, and its an investigative journalism style, so nothings sugarcoated or embellished and he manages to get pretty far into the whole thing rather than just retelling what everyone already knows

There's a documentary called "Kurt and Courtney" from the same guy who made "Biggie and Tupac", made in the same basic style as CliffyByro describes. You should check that out too
 
Exit Through the gift shop.

If you haven't watched then I don't know. It's about Banksy.

Also the other day I watched one about the underground Punk scene of New York that was very good. also the straight edge people are pretty interesting.

And if you are into it, in Vice there is an Interview of Dr Shulgin, who is the inventor of the mdma and many other drugs (probably most of the ones you can think of).
 
13449204:Bonzalo said:
Also the other day I watched one about the underground Punk scene of New York that was very good. also the straight edge people are pretty interesting.

Is that the one on vice? That was really good, not a scene I'm much into but was cool seeing what it's really like
 
Actually didn't want to say where It is from because I didn't remember.

Apparently it wasn't about Punk but Hardcore.

 
13449392:Bonzalo said:
Actually didn't want to say where It is from because I didn't remember.

Apparently it wasn't about Punk but Hardcore.


they have a good one about the ska movement too. stoked to see where the "under the influence" doc's go. i will watch them.
 
13449158:savvy_ski said:
I think Kurt's death is pretty messed up. He told everyone that he was depressed and was literally going to kill himself and no one really did anything, then acted surprised when it happened

There's a home video scene in montage of heck where his daughter is opening presents on her birthday and Kurt gets up and walks off camera, and Courtney is like hey Kurt come back you're missing her birthday or something like that. It was very symbolic poignant, sad etc.
 
watch soaked in bleach too if your interested about how kurt died, its not necessarily saying it was a murder but it brings up a lot of questionable shit about the investigation/the days leading up to when they found him dead.
 
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