His daughter was so happy with this film that she was crying and thanking Brett Morgan at the Sundance Festival. It's sad that her only birthday that he was alive for, he accidentally got too high for. Then again, he is human and that's why we stand by him.
Other than that, it was very enjoyable being able to finally hear Tracy speak. I have only seen pictures or heard of her, for the last 21 years, prior to this film.
I had heard the cassette tape started by Kurt Cobain in which he called 'Montage of Heck' where you can hear Kurt vomiting and urinated (at one point) so the title of this documentary kinda scared me, but they did not play the cassette.
Aside of home videos and other footage, they showed videos in which Kurt once put together, unreleased journals and drawings of his (provided by Miss Tracy), his mom even gave them drawings that he drew when he was little, and some of his audio diary was put in there, although he did already speak of the train track suicide attempt in the About A Son interview.
Unfortunately, his life shows the reality of heroin addiction, but he was a very talented young man.
Other than that, it was very enjoyable being able to finally hear Tracy speak. I have only seen pictures or heard of her, for the last 21 years, prior to this film.
I had heard the cassette tape started by Kurt Cobain in which he called 'Montage of Heck' where you can hear Kurt vomiting and urinated (at one point) so the title of this documentary kinda scared me, but they did not play the cassette.
Aside of home videos and other footage, they showed videos in which Kurt once put together, unreleased journals and drawings of his (provided by Miss Tracy), his mom even gave them drawings that he drew when he was little, and some of his audio diary was put in there, although he did already speak of the train track suicide attempt in the About A Son interview.
Unfortunately, his life shows the reality of heroin addiction, but he was a very talented young man.