It's a rare thing, that relentless habit Nick Cave has of continually pushing past himself to realize his own next level as both a lyricist and front man of the aspirational Bad Seeds. His articulations on God, love, death, and the act of artistic creation itself are fully realized in this unique documentary.
Iain Forsyth and Jane Pollard build surprising visual stylings around Cave's narrated tour of his history and mind. As a mirror to his lyrics, his remarkable introspection allows us a better incidental understanding of our own lives.
This is a great music-driven documentary, and one which shares the good news of Cave's steady ascension into the pantheon of music's great translators of the human condition.
Iain Forsyth and Jane Pollard build surprising visual stylings around Cave's narrated tour of his history and mind. As a mirror to his lyrics, his remarkable introspection allows us a better incidental understanding of our own lives.
This is a great music-driven documentary, and one which shares the good news of Cave's steady ascension into the pantheon of music's great translators of the human condition.