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Filme muito sensível, Nick Cave é um grande artista, sem dúvidas. Em quanto cinema, não apresenta muitas novidades, filma a performance no palco com alguns jogos de luzes interessantes e movimentos de câmera que não deixa o filme ficar estático, mas apenas isso. Há algumas falas do Nick, umas profundas, outras nem tanto. A ênfase é mesmo nas músicas, então não espere uma biografia. É basicamente mostrando o álbum com Warren Ellis. A canção "Hand of God" é linda demais, me deixou emocionado.

A little biased, I know, can't help it, but I just love Nick Cave's music. And it kept me happy from start to finish. That counts for a lot, doesn't it?

The spiritual successor to One More Time With Feeling encompasses the direct sequels to Skeleton Tree that here already solidify even more the masterful work of Nick Cave and Warren Ellis. With an even more mature Andrew Dominik, the film is concerned with portraying the genius of the artists with their timeless works.

'This Much I Know to Be True' is more concert film than a documentary; however, the brief but intimate moments spent alongside Nick Cave and Warren Ellis, of the band Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds, offer a glimpse of order within the chaos of a fruitful creative relationship. Andrew Dominik directs with great precision, especially the musical segments, which are filmed with shocking rawness. His approach is very interesting because it allows you to appreciate behind-the-scenes details and the entire environment where the filming took place, which makes the closeness with these musical icons very palpable. P. S. Wallen Ellis' desktop is the stuff of nightmares.

A wonderful companion to One More Time with Feeling. Not quite as strong as that film, but indispensable nonetheless.