Rising musician Jeff Buckley had only released one album when he died suddenly in 1997. Now, never-before-seen footage, exclusive voice messages, and accounts from those closest to him offer a portrait of the captivating singer.
We went to see this movie this past weekend and it was fantastic. I bought this cd (Grace) many years ago and never gave it the attention it deserved.
Hallelujah Jeff’s version of the song is considered one of the best ever. It is played twice during this film and the full version will send a shiver right down your spine.
If there is a god, it emerges in this version of this song.
His Father – his father died at the ripe age of 28 and Jeff noted when he surpassed his father in age. He would not live much longer having drowned at what many say was an accident.
Live Footage – there were four bonus songs at the end of the movie. It made for a long movie experience but chilling and well worth the wait.
Art House Theaters – the Kiggins theatre in Vancouver, Wa is a treasure. I happened to have two glasses of Guinness which fit the evening.
Tributes to Leonard Cohen, Lou Reed and Led Zeppelin were done. And many will pay tribute to Jeff Buckley in the future.
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