"Good"
Kurt & Courtney Review
By Christopher Null
A can't-lose premise about the "conspiracy to kill Kurt Cobain" gets mangled in esteemed documentarian Broomfield's treatment of the famed grunge hero. There's no resolution at all except for the not-so-stunning revelation that Courtney Love is a real bitch, and the filmmaking itself is so lousy that one can hardly believe it got released in this form.
Still, mildly interesting.
Facts and Figures
Year: 1998
Run time: 95 mins
In Theaters: Friday 27th February 1998
Distributed by: Roxie Releasing
Production compaines: Strength Ltd.
Reviews
Contactmusic.com: 3 / 5
Rotten Tomatoes: 63%
Fresh: 32 Rotten: 19
IMDB: 6.2 / 10
Cast & Crew
Director: Nick Broomfield
Producer: Nick Broomfield, Michele d'Acosta, Tine van den Brande
Starring: Nick Broomfield as Interviewer, Dylan Carlson as Himself, Kurt Cobain as Himself (archive footage), El Duce as Himself, Larry Flynt as Himself, Tom Grant as Himself, Hank Harrison as Himself, Courtney Love as Herself, Sam Rubin as Himself (archive footage), Vincent Schiavelli as Himself, Pat Smear as Himself
Also starring: Tine van den Brande
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