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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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Owen Gleiberman 30 Apr 2013

Penn Badgley saunters around with an air of spooky self-possession, and he does a dead-on impersonation of Buckley's high-vibrato wail.

Noel Murray 30 Apr 2013

Algrant’s film — which he co-wrote with Emma Sheanshang and David Brendel — is really about Tim Buckley’s son, Jeff, an equally adventurous rocker whose fame ultimately eclipsed his father’s, though he too died young.

Robert Abele 01 May 2013

With many languid scenes and little narrative momentum, Algrant may have been aiming for a more ethereal father-son heartbreaker. But all that comes across is twee hipster romanticism.

David Nusair 19 Sep 2012

Badgley's star-making turn undoubtedly [ranks] as the film's most potent weapon/attribute.

Zack B 23 Jul 2013

There are several scenes of superfluous emotional displays, like the horrid scene of Jeff crying in the hotel room. Badgley's performance in that scene suffers not because of his own instincts but because director Dan Algrant didn't seem to know what he was doing with that scene. It didn't gel. And the crying just wasn't convincing. Other than that, the music is incredible, Penn Badgley shocked with his enormously talented vocals skills and for his seemingly passionate take on Jeff's adolescent sarcasm, his infinite knowledge of music and how these both mixed and transformed into his performing genius.