20,000 Days on Earth

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An incredible film about creation and creativity of an immense musician. Perfect footage and photography. Definitely a must-see movie!

Tominno

A self absorbed and marvellously documented look into song writing and the mind of Nick Cave; blurring the lines between documentary and fiction.

msmichel

Perfection. A 'meta' document not documentary on the alien creature we call Nick Cave. From its striking opening to its closing contemplation this is a work to remember. This may be what Sinofsky and Berlinger tried to accomplish with their Metallica tome a few years ago but this comes off as neither pretentious or navel gazing. The mix of self psychiatry, automobile revelations and music making is staggering.

chanandre

Dude's an absolute musical and literature prodigy. A poet's poet & a humanistic cat full of swag and creativity.Shots that stood out>him eating Pizza with his twins and the melody of his "Say hello to my lil' frien(d)"/The ride with Kylie Minogue mirroring the one on Carax's Holy Motors.Kylie's cute story about Hutchence's myopia<3Cave as an Hitchcockian Tree.Nina Simone's demands of 'Cocaine, Champagne and Sausages'

Duarte Lima

nick cave is so bland when he babbles on about writting and the artistic value. the movie fails because he doesn't develop, we're always stuck between nick cave's world. he is surrounded by people, but they feel like puppets. the memory string that the movie dragged on was an interesting one, exploring it visually with imagery - photos and lost reels of his different performances... but that's it.

Sean Patrick Stevens

I can see people possibly finding the voiceover narration too literary/ridiculous but I enjoyed the observations and the footage of developing songs from studio to stage is truly mesmerizing.

Carlos Filipe Freitas

Certainly a treat for Nick Cave’s fans but can also be a mild experience for the others. Never exploitative, this work was done with smartness and accuracy. (3.5 stars)

Tigrão

It's more a moving portrait than a documentary as such, but it's brilliantly done and Nick Cave has such charisma it's impossible to stop listening to him.