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Born to Be Blue (2015)

Jazz legend Chet Baker finds love and redemption when he stars in a movie about his own troubled life to mount a comeback.

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Rich Cline 12 Sep 2016

Writer-director Robert Budreau takes a stylised approach to this biopic of the legendary jazz artist Chet Baker, combining the achingly soulful music with an equally resonant performance from Ethan Hawke.

Rafer Guzman 30 Mar 2016

Fine work from Hawke as a self-destructive jazz icon in this uneven but compelling drama.

Jenna I 10 May 2016

A love triangle between a man, his trumpet and heroin. This is one of those movies where the last five minutes really nails it home. As for the rest of the movie, the acting is uneven and it tends to veer towards cheesy too often to be truly solid-- where Love & Mercy got the flashbacks right, Born To Be Blue fluffs them too much to take seriously. I could have done without the forced love story... While I appreciated the limp attempts at making Jane three dimensional you spend most of the movie wondering what the character herself straight up asks: "what do women see in you?" That said, it's an interesting journey with great music. And those last five minutes... Phew.

Peter Rainer 27 Mar 2016

It’s a strange, unsatisfying, fragmented movie, but at its best it belongs in the same unconventional continuum as Todd Haynes’s “I’m Not There” (about Bob Dylan) and “Love and Mercy” (about Brian Wilson).

Geoffrey Macnab 20 Jul 2016

Hawke, though, is able to convince us of Baker's talent - and of his charm, even when his behaviour is at its most erratic.