In 2007, director Brit Morgan was encouraged by Kurt Cobain's widow, Courteney Love, to prepare "Kurt Cobain: Montage of Heck", and Cobain's daughter Francis Bein Cobain was the producer of the film People, and because of this, this documentary has a wealth of information to support. After Brit Morgan officially entered the production stage, he discovered that there were too few new things about Kurt Cobain not being unearthed. However, when he obtained permission to enter the treasures of the Cobain family, he discovered more than 200 hours of audio tapes and video materials that had never been released, as well as a large number of amazing works of art created by Cobain, including oil paintings, sculptures and never exposed to the outside world. The disclosed Cobain family videotapes and more than 4000 pages of textual works help to express the artist's face that has never been shown before. So when Brit Morgan edited and organized these materials, he focused more on showing the audience the appearance of the magical rock star, as an art creator and a father and husband, Kurt Cobain. Brit Morgan also specially invited people to make animations to show Cobain's sensitive heart, supplementing all the content beyond the visible materials
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Cobain: Montage of Heck Production process
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Extended Reading
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Michele 2022-03-16 09:01:06
Kony and Kurt have contributed such precious video material, and once again educate us that if we want to have a decent personal biographies in the future, we still need to take more selfies. In fact, those family materials of Konecranes had previously been circulated on pornographic websites such as "Keben Sex Life Video", but the documentary director had the ability to cut it into a beautiful rhythm that portended the tragic fate of Cobain and the end of Generation X. Plus I’ve visited Seattle, this piece is perfect
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Monica 2022-03-19 09:01:07
The big-screen viewing effect is really cool, and the high-definition of the repaired concert clips made me forget that it was an era that I completely missed.
