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20,000 Days On Earth: is Nick Cave the missing link? Or the next stage in evolution?

This surreal biopic of the punkish Australian musician is domestic life as Kubrick would have shot it

20 September 2014

9:00 AM

20 September 2014

9:00 AM

20,000 Days on Earth

15, Key Cities

Inspired by Justin Bieber’s Never Say Never (2011), Katy Perry’s Part of Me (2012) and One Direction’s This Is Us (2013), Nick Cave has released a documentary about himself. No doubt he wanted to prove that this old dog has new tricks. The whole movie is shot in candy-crushed 3D to appeal to the emteevee-ohmigod generation.

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