DOC NYC 2022 Q&A for LOST ANGEL THE GENIUS OF JUDEE SILL with directors Andy Brown & Brian Lindstrom

[@peterdellos8824]

I hope this film shows up on Netflix or Amazon Prime video. We need to be able to see this !!

[@DeckardWill]

Desperate to see this (in the UK). I've been in love with Judee's music for 20 years. It's so exciting that this documentary exists to tell her story.

[@stevepopplewell6448]

Why isn’t this streaming everywhere?? I’m just dying to see it! Why can’t I find the damn thing!!

[@stregalilith]

I'm so happy to see this doc is finally out. I can't wait to see it because Andy and Brian, while acknowledging the more sensational aspects of Judee's life, have brought out her spirituality, her capacity for love, her talent, her humor and treated her memory respectfully. Wider distribution PLEASE! Hello from Colorado!

[@ThePetraKelly]

"This film needs to be seen by everyone." Yes, please! When will fans in europe and other parts of the world be able to see it?

[@MultiMcginty]

So glad that this has finally come to pass. I've been entranced by her music for a longtime and always wanted to know more about her.

[@almondroca]

Thanks Andy & Brian for this long-overdue doc.

[@77doriella]

Deserving of so much more and never fails to move and inspire me. In an ideal world she would be up there and above Joni and the rest of them. She was completely unique and a genius songwriter there's no doubt. .

[@waynemoreton7705]

You cant get better than the best............she fulfilled that role to perfection.

[@countrypaul]

I just watched the film. I still play her music at home and on the radio since I've been back on the air. We played her albums when new in the 1970s at WHCN in Hartford, a freeform progressive radio bastion which played the full spectrum of creative music out there. I also agree with those who have suggested that she was a person both in and out of her time. The creatrivity level of the '60s and '70s allowed talent like hers to flourish, but I don't think a mass audience was as ready for her as they might be now. Her music is very cerebral as well as spiritual but also visceral, and I think that people are now perhaps more willing to listen to music with religious overtones which don't proselitize; what worked for her worked for her, and she invited us to join her. She was an innate musical genius just waiting to be released, hidden behind her rough and tragic childhood; what emerged still surprises me in wonderful ways. In closing, had she not be thrust into physical agonty again by the car accident and the domestic violence, I wonder if she could have kicked the drugs and emerged with another wave of creative and wonderful music. We'll never know, of course, but I'm grateful to have what we have.

[@sodiumlights]

Does the film do her justice? Is there much archival footage or just a lot of talking heads? Would love to see a dvd release of this. Would love a decent book of her story more than anything though and can't believe that no-one has done one. I mean, what a story!!

[@countrypaul]

@@sodiumlights, I think the film respects her. There's not a lot of video that she left, but there are a lot of good photos and commentary from people who knew her. I think it is well worth finding; hope you do! After all these years, I am still in love with so much of her music.

[@sodiumlights]

@@countrypaul xo thank you. Paul. I know there is sod all footage of JS, ditto with bootleg audio, so making something unique/definitive was always going to be hard. It stuns me reading that you heard and loved her music when it was released. I was born in '75, only knew her music in 1997...it's her voice that swims forever even when just speaking

[@arthurwild5734]

Thank you for your comments… Resonates, so true in me… can you please let me know if you know how I can see the film? How did you get to watch it?

[@countrypaul]

@@arthurwild5734 - when I heard it existed, I googled it and found it. I don't remember where, but I believe it was on KZbin.

[@arthurwild5734]

Where is this showing? It's been out months... please...it needs to be seen before it fades, like Judee...don't let her legacy die...so WONDERFUL this film was made...PLEASE, whoever has any say in such matters...make this available to the public! And if I just haven't found it, yet, my apologies, and if I do find it, I will definitely share the information with everyone I know.

[@petercook360]

The movie is available to rent or buy on platforms now.

[@annesears6757]

Where do you do you find to watch?!

[@arthurwild5734]

Still haven't out how I can see the movie (in the US) HELP!!!!

[@HazelJaneTarot]

I would LOVE to see this documentary. Is it available in the UK?

[@wanderinggeri8477]

Shawn Colvin is a great SS as well. Love her!

[@candelise]

WHEN IS THIS GOING TO BE SHOWN IN THE UNITED KINGDOM? SO OVERDUE!!!!!!

[@doublepick]

She was no angel…

[@kevinskiles2033]

So?

[@doublepick]

@@kevinskiles2033 - So, it’s a strange title to choose.

[@socrates1818]

How was she not- I’m curious of all aspects of this stunning lovely artist/person?

[@kevinskiles2033]

@@doublepick For a time she fought her demons and accomplished great things. She had nothing to apologize for.

[@doublepick]

@@kevinskiles2033 - She did die of a suspected drug overdose so “the demons” never went away. She wrote some nice songs with interesting and novel chord sequences derived from her knowledge of hymns but creating a hagiography of her life is to take away ninety percent her interest.

[@manxpuss]

I would go as far as to say The Kiss on OGWT in 1973 is one of the most powerful and moving performances in history.

[@barrybeckett602]

I cry every time I hear it, the beauty overpowers me with its purity. Not something I have often experienced.

[@fredscott7712]

Agree absolutely!