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Greetings from Tim Buckley (2013)

A chronicle of the days leading up to Jeff Buckley's performance at his father's tribute concert in 1991.

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Nick McCarthy 28 Apr 2013

Despite the counter-culture subjects at its core, Daniel Algrant's film possesses a put-upon hipness that cannot mask its disarming dorkiness.

David Fear 29 Apr 2013

Other than an impromptu spectacle in a downtown record store, little of the chops and charisma Buckley fils had in spades is channeled; this is still the usual Let Us Now Praise Famous Men karaoke session, wrapped up in some extra-discordantly warbled notes.

Dennis Harvey 01 Apr 2013

The result is at once skillfully observed and a bit so-what.

CJ Johnson 27 Aug 2013

It's a quiet movie of small rewards, made by a whole lot of talented people taking a risk and pulling it off with humble aplomb.

Greg Evans 29 Apr 2013

The minor-key recreation of New York's burgeoning music scene feels authentic and Badgley nails the best scene: Jeff breaking into an impromptu record-store performance that's as funny as it is desperate for attention.