Antiheroine: Courtney Love’s Unfiltered Life Lands at Sundance
TL;DR
A new retrospective, Antiheroine, follows Courtney Love’s turbulent path from punk beginnings to Hole frontwoman to controversial icon, premiering at the Sundance Film Festival without Love in attendance; it includes reflections on her relationship with Kurt Cobain, sobriety, aging, and a return to music, with appearances by friends like Michael Stipe and plans for a forthcoming album and distribution.
- ‘If you want to nuke your life, do crack’: raw Courtney Love documentary hits Sundance The Guardian
- Courtney Love Sets the Record Straight in New Doc 'Antiheroine' Rolling Stone
- The Biggest Moments From Courtney Love’s New Sundance Film Festival Documentary ‘Antiheroine’ hollywoodreporter.com
- Courtney Love Misses the Sundance Premiere of Her New Documentary People.com
- Courtney Love Reintroduced In Sundance Documentary ‘Antiheroine’: “I Got Kicked Out Of The Party And I’m Coming Back After A Very Long Time” Deadline
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