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| Magnolia Pictures | Release Date: February 21, 2020 |
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Bob Dylan, Bruce Springsteen, David Geffen, Eric Clapton, Jann Wenner, Martin Scorsese, Peter Gabriel, Rick Dano, Robbie Robertson, Taj Mahal, Van Morrison
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Movie Nation
Jan 20, 2020
RogerEbert.com
Feb 21, 2020
These amiable fellow don’t understand young Robbie’s ambitions — what’s with the rock ’n’ roll and all? — until they put it together and exclaim: “You want to be in SHOW BUSINESS.” For all the grand achievements chronicled here — and the music still sounds pretty great — this still is a show business venture.
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Feb 20, 2020
Feb 28, 2020
Robertson’s ex-wife, Dominique. Her thoughtful presence is a very welcome departure from the standard rock-doc formula. She provides the kind of reality check — an under-the-influence Manuel almost got her killed when he totaled her Mustang, with her in the passenger seat — rarely found in such films. In that sense, it isn’t just the Band that was different but “Once Were Brothers” is, too.
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The Guardian
Sep 8, 2020
Sep 6, 2019
IndieWire
Sep 6, 2019
Robertson, a deeply talented musician and songwriter who is still working today, is a fascinating subject, but the really compelling stuff is lingering just out of the frame. Without a more well-rounded selection of voices ... or a more critical-minded director to give the film perspective, Robertson is free to obscure the bigger questions and deeper meanings, opting for self-mythologizing over self-reflection.
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