Documentary 'It's never over, Jeff Buckley' launches with exclusive contest for subscribers
A documentary film titled 'It's never over, Jeff Buckley' has premiered, directed by Amy Berg. The film explores the legacy of musician Jeff Buckley, who died in 1997 after releasing only one album. Berg's approach includes interviews with Buckley's mother, his first significant romantic partner, and his fiancée, offering intimate perspectives on the artist. To mark the documentary's release, a contest is offering two prize packages, each containing a T-shirt and a vinyl copy of Buckley's album 'Grace'. This giveaway is exclusively available to subscribers of the kulturnews.letter weekly newsletter. Buckley remains celebrated for his distinctive voice and influential 1990s music, particularly his rendition of Leonard Cohen's 'Hallelujah'. The contest entry requires an email address submission through the newsletter platform.
Key facts
- The documentary 'It's never over, Jeff Buckley' is directed by Amy Berg
- Jeff Buckley died in 1997
- Jeff Buckley released only one album during his lifetime
- The documentary features interviews with Buckley's mother, first love, and fiancée
- A contest offers two prize packages with a T-shirt and vinyl of 'Grace'
- The contest is exclusive to kulturnews.letter subscribers
- Jeff Buckley is known for his cover of Leonard Cohen's 'Hallelujah'
- Buckley is considered one of the most important musicians of the 1990s
Entities
Artists
- Jeff Buckley
- Amy Berg
- Leonard Cohen
Institutions
- kulturnews.letter
- Piece of Magic Entertainment