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SUMMARY:It's Never Over\, Jeff Buckley (2025)
DTSTAMP:20260713T021937Z
DTSTART:20260915T163000Z
DESCRIPTION:Before the concert from the Belgian band Slow Pilot with songs
of Jeff Buckley\n[https://www.melkweg.nl/en/agenda/its-never-over-jeff-buc
kley-2025-15-09-2026/]\,\nwe’ll be screening the documentary ‘It’s Never O
ver\, Jeff Buckley’ once again.\nDiscount tickets are available for concer
t-goers!\n\nIt took Amy Berg ten years to gain access to the archive of Je
ff Buckley\n(1966-1997) through his heirs. She draws heavily on the materi
al for this\ndocumentary about the life of the man who became a musical ic
on in a short space\nof time—thanks to a heavenly voice that only grew str
onger at the top of its\nrange\, one phenomenal album\, Grace\, and his de
ath at the age of 30\, which left\nthe music world stunned.\n\nUsing energ
etic editing\, the film strings together moments from his childhood to\nhi
s tragic death. There is footage of a 14-year-old Buckley singing “Roxanne
” by\nThe Police\, and of his performances at the New York underground caf
é Sin-é\,\nwhere he would try out his own material\, as well as audio reco
rdings of messages\nhe left on answering machines.\n\nThese clips reveal t
he more personal side of Buckley\, which also emerges in\ninterviews with
former band members\, musician friends like Ben Harper and Aimee\nMann\, h
is mother Mary Guibert\, and his former partners Rebecca Moore and Joan\nW
asser. Their stories make this film more than just an attempt to explain a
n\nelusive musical enigma\; it becomes a tender portrait shaped by love.\n
\nMelkweg often hosts different types of programmes at the same time\, suc
h as\nconcerts\, club nights and films. Please note that there may occasio
nally be some\nnoise pollution from other programmes during the screening.
URL:https://offbeat.amsterdam/event/its-never-over-jeff-buckley-2025-2
GEO:52.3647777;4.881073026725959
LOCATION:Melkweg - Lijnbaansgracht 234A\, 1017 PH Amsterdam
STATUS:CONFIRMED
CATEGORIES:amsterdam-centrum,film,folk rock,indie,leidseplein,music documen
tary,singer-songwriter
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Before the concert from the Belgian band Slow Pilot with songs of Jeff Buckley, we’ll be screening
the documentary ‘It’s Never Over, Jeff Buckley’ once again. Discount ticke
ts are available for concert-goers!
It took Amy Berg ten years to ga
in access to the archive of Jeff Buckley (1966-1997) through his heirs. Sh
e draws heavily on the material for this documentary about the life of the
man who became a musical icon in a short space of time—thanks to a heaven
ly voice that only grew stronger at the top of its range, one phenomenal a
lbum, Grace, and his death at the age of 30, which left the music world st
unned.
Using energetic editing, the film strings together moments fr
om his childhood to his tragic death. There is footage of a 14-year-old Bu
ckley singing “Roxanne” by The Police, and of his performances at the New
York underground café Sin-é, where he would try out his own material, as w
ell as audio recordings of messages he left on answering machines.
T
hese clips reveal the more personal side of Buckley, which also emerges in
interviews with former band members, musician friends like Ben Harper and
Aimee Mann, his mother Mary Guibert, and his former partners Rebecca Moor
e and Joan Wasser. Their stories make this film more than just an attempt
to explain an elusive musical enigma; it becomes a tender portrait shaped
by love.
Melkweg often hosts different types of programmes at the
same time, such as concerts, club nights and films. Please note that ther
e may occasionally be some noise pollution from other programmes during th
e screening.
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