Jim Morrison: The Wild Child

A buoyant, affectionate celebration of talent and craft, carried by great music and admiring voices.

A hazy, kaleidoscopic plunge into excess and creativity, buzzing with glamour and self-destruction, more mood than chronology.

A hypnotic, archival trip through a band's rise and self-destruction, narrated with cool detachment and steeped in 1960s counterculture.

A relaxed, informative stroll through famous musicians' lives, mixing talking-head commentary with archive clips and performance footage.

A gentle, nostalgic half-hour of archive clips and reminiscences that ambles through a bygone showbiz life.

A gentle, talking-heads nostalgia trip that ambles through archive photos and memories, pleasant for fans and undemanding for anyone half-listening.

A vivid, music-filled documentary that immerses you in the creative explosion of the 1960s and the rise of a singular talent.

A lively, affectionate clip reel of rock highs that plays like a greatest-hits album: easy, rousing and nostalgic.

A straightforward, admiring look at a superstar's rise, pleasant and easy to watch but rarely surprising.

An intimate, music-filled portrait that follows a singular artist's journey with warmth and quiet admiration.

A brief, affectionate filmed portrait that lets the music and its players speak, quiet and unhurried.

A warm, affectionate stroll through a star's career, full of clips and reminiscences that please fans without demanding much.