Antiheroine
2026·Documentary·1h 38m
7.1
★
Singer, songwriter, and actor Courtney Love has long had an impact on rock and pop culture. Now sober and set to release new music for the first time in over a decade, Courtney is ready to reveal her story, unfiltered and unapologetic.
Directed by James Hall and Edward Lovelace
Cast
Courtney Love
Self
Michael Stipe
Self
Melissa Auf der Maur
Self
Eric Erlandson
Self
Patty Schemel
Self
Billie Joe Armstrong
Self
Popular Reviews
1 review
Lais Campos
9.0★ · 01/26/26
someday you will ache like i ache
the most misunderstood girl ever. she gets punished for authentically being herself and acting the same way male rockstars do yet she’s hold to a completely different standard because she’s a woman. so many people forget she was an artist before meeting kurt, and still gets overshadowed by his death and blamed for it. god forbid a woman is messy and "crazy" due to the trauma she’s endured since she was a child and the constant hate by the media. live through this is the most perfect album portraying the shame and anger you have as a teenage girl and how the world changes its perception of you once you have something to offer. which is why i also believe no man could ever truly understand Hole's discography, since so much is based on her experiences with misogyny and SA. i just find it beautiful that now she’s returning in her own terms and still having the passion to create.
someday you will ache like i ache
the most misunderstood girl ever. she gets punished for authentically being herself and acting the same way male rockstars do yet she’s hold to a completely different standard because she’s a woman. so many people forget she was an artist before meeting kurt, and still gets overshadowed by his death and blamed for it. god forbid a woman is messy and "crazy" due to the trauma she’s endured since she was a child and the constant hate by the media. live through this is the most perfect album portraying the shame and anger you have as a teenage girl and how the world changes its perception of you once you have something to offer. which is why i also believe no man could ever truly understand Hole's discography, since so much is based on her experiences with misogyny and SA. i just find it beautiful that now she’s returning in her own terms and still having the passion to create.
