The Springsteen Movie Is an Emotional Workout for Depressives
Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere is a serious drama reminiscent of classic American filmmaking, now seldom seen. Despite a general dislike for biopics, I found myself unexpectedly drawn to this film.
The movie’s trailers suggested it would focus on Jeremy Allen White, known from The Bear, portraying Bruce Springsteen with triumphant poses, but the actual film offers much more depth and subtlety.
"Nobody will be more surprised than me that I quite liked Springsteen: Deliver Me from Nowhere, because I hate biopics as a rule."
This portrayal delivers a nuanced insight into Springsteen’s emotional landscape, providing an intimate look beyond just public triumphs.
Overall, the film stands as a rare, well-crafted portrayal of a complex artist navigating internal struggles, offering an emotionally rich experience.
Author's summary: The film provides a rare, thoughtful glimpse into Bruce Springsteen’s emotional struggles, engaging even those typically weary of biopics.
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