The film provides a look at inconsistencies in the death of Kurt Cobain (portrayed by Tyler Bryan), the lead singer of the American grunge band Nirvana, as seen through the perspective of private investigator and former police detective Tom Grant (portrayed by Daniel Roebuck).
I was skeptical going in to this one. First, I am not very susceptible to conspiracy theories. I tend to believe if the Cobain death was ruled a suicide, it was probably a suicide. But also, I have seen "Kurt and Courtney" so I thought the ground was already covered.
This is actually a better film that "Kurt and Courtney". Not as entertaining, because we don't have colorful characters like El Duce. But more informative. We actually have a thorough analysis from someone who was there, on the scene, within 24 hours of the death. This is must-see for anyone interested in Cobain.
I was skeptical going in to this one. First, I am not very susceptible to conspiracy theories. I tend to believe if the Cobain death was ruled a suicide, it was probably a suicide. But also, I have seen "Kurt and Courtney" so I thought the ground was already covered.
This is actually a better film that "Kurt and Courtney". Not as entertaining, because we don't have colorful characters like El Duce. But more informative. We actually have a thorough analysis from someone who was there, on the scene, within 24 hours of the death. This is must-see for anyone interested in Cobain.