the ultimate feminist. jeff buckley you will always be loved.

the ultimate feminist. jeff buckley you will always be loved.

I watched this yesterday at the Gene Siskel film center in Chicago. It felt like a daunting task reviewing this because Jeff is one of my favorite artists of all time and his music is so important. Needless to say I really liked this, such a great soul taken from us too soon. He lived and breathed music and will always be remembered for it.

I watched this yesterday at the Gene Siskel film center in Chicago. It felt like a daunting task reviewing this because Jeff is one of my favorite artists of all time and his music is so important. Needless to say I really liked this, such a great soul taken from us too soon. He lived and breathed music and will always be remembered for it.

In a time where music feels more and more computer made, listening to Jeff Buckley is like touching something real again. His voice doesn’t just sound, it stays with you.

The documentary feels close, almost personal. Like you’re walking through his world, feeling the weight and the beauty of it. It’s tender, emotional, and a little timeless.

In a time where music feels more and more computer made, listening to Jeff Buckley is like touching something real again. His voice doesn’t just sound, it stays with you.

The documentary feels close, almost personal. Like you’re walking through his world, feeling the weight and the beauty of it. It’s tender, emotional, and a little timeless.

going home to make the locket

going home to make the locket

i personally couldn’t finish this film , i found it really interesting and i learned a lot more than i already know. this is the type of documentary that’s one of its kind, i loved hearing his family and his coworkers pov of jeff

this documentary made me appreciate jeff buckley so much more. i knew his music was amazing already, but seeing who he was as a person and hearing everyone talk about him made everything feel a lot more real. he seemed like someone who genuinely just loved making music, who was mesmerized by it; and that made everything hit even harder.

it was really emotional without feeling overdramatic, and i ended up wanting to go listen to his whole discography again as soon as it ended. i don’t think you have to be a huge fan to enjoy it, but if you already love his music, it’s definitely worth watching.

i personally couldn’t finish this film , i found it really interesting and i learned a lot more than i already know. this is the type of documentary that’s one of its kind, i loved hearing his family and his coworkers pov of jeff

this documentary made me appreciate jeff buckley so much more. i knew his music was amazing already, but seeing who he was as a person and hearing everyone talk about him made everything feel a lot more real. he seemed like someone who genuinely just loved making music, who was mesmerized by it; and that made everything hit even harder.

it was really emotional without feeling overdramatic, and i ended up wanting to go listen to his whole discography again as soon as it ended. i don’t think you have to be a huge fan to enjoy it, but if you already love his music, it’s definitely worth watching.