Killing Kurt Cobain

Killing Kurt Cobain is a documentary film by director Benjamin Statler that takes an in-depth look into the mysterious death of legendary grunge rocker Kurt Cobain. The documentary examines the circumstances surrounding Cobain’s death, the possibility of foul play, and the media frenzy that followed. The documentary takes a look at the life of Cobain, from his upbringing and struggles with depression to his meteoric rise to fame and success as the frontman of Nirvana and his subsequent struggle to maintain his newfound fame. Killing Kurt Cobain features interviews with friends and family, as well as never-before-seen home video footage and photographs. It explores the culture of the Seattle scene at the time, and the impact that Cobain’s death had on both the music industry and the city of Seattle. The film also features interviews with people who were close to Cobain and people who had their own theories of what happened to him. There are interviews with other musicians, including those in Nirvana, as well as those in the Seattle music scene at the time. There are also interviews with journalists, police officers, and medical experts, all of whom offer their own insights into the case. Killing Kurt Cobain does an excellent job of presenting both sides of the story and allowing viewers to make their own conclusions. It also provides a fascinating look at the culture of the Seattle music scene in the 90s, and how Cobain’s death impacted it. The documentary is both riveting and emotional, and it’s a must-see for anyone who is interested in learning more about the mysterious death of Kurt Cobain.