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(1097) 7.3 102 min 2019 Subtitles and Closed Captions

Mystify: Michael Hutchence is a movie starring Helena Christensen, Bob Geldof, and Michael Hutchence. Ghost Pictures and Passion Pictures and a documentary feature about the troubled heart and soul of Michael Hutchence, lead singer...

Genres
Music, Documentary, Biography
Director
Richard Lowenstein
Starring
Helena Christensen, Michael Hutchence, Paula Yates, Bob Geldof

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Genres Music, Documentary, Biography
Director Richard Lowenstein
Writer Richard Lowenstein
Stars Helena Christensen, Michael Hutchence, Paula Yates, Bob Geldof
Country UK, Australia
Also Known As Mystify - Rockstjernen og overfaldet der ændrede alt, Mystify. Tras el cantante de INXS
Runtime 1 h 42 min
Audio Português  English  Deutsch  Italiano  Español  Français  Gaeilge  Svenska  Nederlands
Subtitles Português  日本語  Čeština  Australia  한국어  Filipino  Tiếng Việt  हिन्दी 
Quality 480p, 720p, 1080p, 2K, 4K
Description Ghost Pictures and Passion Pictures and a documentary feature about the troubled heart and soul of Michael Hutchence, lead singer and songwriter of INXS.

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16 customer reviews about documentary «Mystify: Michael Hutchence»

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Doris
Thursday, 17 Sep 2020 20:19

The first and only documentary on the legendary Burial (He died on March 12, 1996). The film is about a man who wanted to create a film about the "artist" behind Burial. The film is about an attempt to make a documentary, about what inspired the artist to create so much music and how it affects his life. It also looks at the idea behind Burial and what it was about. There is an extensive interview with Burial, a play about his music. The film was shown in select theaters on DVD, but has not been released to video. It is a good documentary about what the artist did in his life, his music, and also how his music affected his life. It looks at the inspiration behind his music, and also how it affected his life. This film should be viewed by everyone.
Marilyn M.
Monday, 14 Sep 2020 18:32

If you have seen the film, you have seen it before. The original was not as good as the remake, but I enjoyed it more. I think that the people who liked the original, and loved the remake, should watch the original to see the difference. I think that this film is a good addition to the series. I found it to be entertaining, and enjoyable. It does have some weak points, but it is still a good movie. The people who like the remake, should watch the original to see the difference. Overall, I think that it is a good film. I give it a 7.5/10. I think that it is a good film, and I recommend that you watch it to see the difference.
William M.
Monday, 14 Sep 2020 16:52

The first thing that struck me was the soundtrack. I thought that the music was really good. It fit the documentary perfectly. I would have liked to see more music, but I don't feel that there is enough music for the film. I did enjoy the fact that the film started with a story about a little girl, who was rescued by a guy and brought to a home where she could experience something she had never experienced before. I enjoyed the fact that she had to work hard to get the attention of the police and a doctor. I felt that the film was mostly about the little girl and her struggle and how she overcame it. The other thing that I liked about the music was the fact that it was different. It was a really good soundtrack. The music was definitely a part of the documentary, and I really liked that. I also liked the fact that the film was really short and that it was very easy to follow. I also liked the fact that the documentary was focused on the little girl and not the people who were responsible for her care. I also felt that the documentary was about the girl and not about the people who took her care. I would have liked to have seen more interviews with the people who took care of the girl, but the documentary was definitely worth watching.
Jose Turner
Sunday, 06 Sep 2020 14:09

Michael Hutchence's surreal and innovative life show is a stunningly well made film that is more than just a portrait of a man's world, as his autobiography paints a portrait of an individual that is a perfect example of The Other - a person whose sense of self and place in the world is nothing short of bizarre. The documentary is a testament to the self-worth and drive that certain people can feel in their existence, while at the same time, placing the viewer in a position where they cannot help but admire their own freewheeling, self-assured and interesting personality. The fantastic first half of the documentary follows Michael's ascent to fame, which sees him rise through the ranks of various popular entertainment projects. Michael's life would be a dream come true for anyone, as the documentary paints him as one that can practically bend the laws of the universe to his particular liking, and even after he has lost his love, his love for the art of music is still intact. Whilst the world of celebrities and entertainers might seem mundane to some, Michael Hutchence sees a vibrant world that he could easily live in. Although the documentary doesn't paint a true picture of life as it really is, it is still a fantastically composed documentary that should be seen by everyone.
James W.
Friday, 04 Sep 2020 11:49

I got the chance to watch this film a couple of weeks ago and I enjoyed it very much. The film has its moments but, again, those moments are only because they are great, but the movie is still good for the people who want to see a great film with great music. The music here is very good and the film has some very good quotes. Some quotes are just priceless, "Thank you" to "The Darkness" at the end of the film. Everything is very good and I really recommend this film. It's very good. 4/5
Vincent B.
Friday, 04 Sep 2020 06:06

Michael Hutchence (who is not a famous rock star) has done a remarkable job of capturing the essence of one of the most important musical bands in history. This documentary is highly entertaining and very informative. It is very difficult to put this band into context, but Hutchence does a great job. He covers their rise from obscurity, their career, their great music and their relationship with the world at large. It is a fascinating story, and very entertaining. It is very well researched and it is very well done. It is a must see. It is a very important documentary and it is a very important story.
Mark Howard
Monday, 31 Aug 2020 07:25

Michael Hutchence's Trance: The Evolution of Disco (2001) was produced by The Disco Duo, members of the Disco Revolution; whereas the musical background is from the late 1980s, the film was made for the digital age and digitally remastered and re-mastered by IMI (International Mastering Lab) for the BBC. The disc features an extended track of original musical pieces by the Disco Revolution, two new pieces and two of the original disco pieces. Michael Hutchence manages to make a retrospective film about disco - I love it. It is strange, very intimate and not a kind of film. It's as if David Bowie created a disco at the end of a rainbow, and modern dance arrived later. The dancing is very organized, serious and compelling. Michael Hutchence's feeling of the film is that he was born in the right time for this, but of course not a gifted director. It was his personal side of the disco, of his upbringing, of his love for music, of his fascination with life and of course his musical taste - in the film he made disco disco dance. It was his country. The film is very brave - it takes advantage of the digital age and asks a lot of questions, including about the generation gap, about life, about the value of dancing. But it's also very serious, and the film answers in a way very sincere, very well. The dance moves are very close to Bowie's own. It is a real documentary, but also a kind of information film. It is a film about the evolution of music, about the evolution of the disco scene, about a time when "Disco became a way of life." It's about our age. David Bowie's Diary (2012) came in a special edition of the DVD, it's not a film. It is only part of the movie, but it is very personal, beautiful and moving. David Bowie: Aftermath (2015) is another DVD from IMI. This DVD is not a film - it's a documentary and the documentary is excellent. The only thing this DVD doesn't do is to answer the question about David Bowie's death. At the same time it answers the questions about dance and the life of David Bowie. This DVD is another part of the disco trilogy.
Aaron V.
Friday, 28 Aug 2020 13:51

I was lucky enough to catch this film at the 2009 SXSW Film Festival, and I have to say, it was a great experience. This was a documentary about a band called the Swordfish, who I've never heard of before, but they are one of the best bands I've heard. I was lucky enough to meet the band members during their tour, and I was blown away. They were really fun and upbeat, and I was impressed by the amount of time they spent in the studio working on the songs. They really pulled out all the stops and made a great record, and I'm glad I caught this at SXSW. It was an awesome experience, and I'm looking forward to seeing them at the festival again.
Emma Flores
Thursday, 20 Aug 2020 20:02

As with any documentary about a man, it is important to learn about his life as a music promoter. It is also important to look at his whole life, and examine how he came to be the man that he is today. For me, that means paying close attention to the interview with Otis Redding. With Otis (formerly Otis M. Redding), he created the big event tours that would soon become the norm of rock and roll. From 1991-2000, Otis evolved from a smaller promoter to a national media mogul. This documentary shows the life of a man, a man who changed the world and is now the subject of some of the most infamous concert promoters of all time. It also shows how the man became a man of many different ways, with each of the different ways providing opportunities for his talent and giving him a platform from which he could generate a great deal of income. Otis Redding is the center of attention of this documentary, and it is worth watching. His story is the story of a man that had every opportunity he could have taken but chose to take his talents to other places. If only he had done that, he could have changed the world in a way that his life could have been unrecognizable. This documentary also addresses the question of who benefits from advertising: the promoter or the artist? Regardless of the answer, Otis Redding's career is still on display in this documentary. He made millions, traveled the world, and inspired the world to come together and start the careers of countless artists. This documentary covers a lot of territory that is covered in other documentaries about rock and roll, but it does so with a greater depth, and goes into more depth on each of the major players involved. With this in mind, this documentary is very important. It is a must-see. It also covers a lot of territory that is not covered in other documentaries about rock and roll. It is worth watching.
Joseph
Wednesday, 12 Aug 2020 20:29

Mike Hutchence was someone I really enjoyed watching. This documentary is his most famous film and I've been a fan since, until this documentary came along. From seeing this documentary, I feel this is where his whole career really came to a halt. He started out doing these wild, punk rock kind of music, but at this point, his music is really starting to suffer because he wasn't able to pay off his debts. I'm not a fan of Michael Hutchence at all, but I think he was a great documentary director. This documentary just confirmed for me that he can make a great documentary as well. For fans like myself who are fans of his work, I would highly recommend seeing this film. The documentary is great, and I give it 8/10.
Helen N.
Friday, 10 Jul 2020 21:00

If you're one of the handful who heard of this film only yesterday, then you'll appreciate this odd but interesting documentary more. Having followed the album for about a year now, it's clear that Michael Hutchence has his weirdest, and most personal album ever in his hands. This is because it's about a man who makes his own films. It's also a hugely entertaining documentary that goes far beyond the album itself and relates to a man's personal life more than any video or even soundtrack. It's certainly not a film about Michael Hutchence at all. He's not the protagonist in the film, but the story is about him. It's about how a man with a distinct artistic style made the music that all his friends and friends of friends make, and how their style affects him. It's about how you feel when you've created something that you had no idea that you could, but can't stop. It's about how a man who had no idea how to make a film, is suddenly a master of it. It's a great documentary. The film has some good footage of the album. It's also packed with many personal recollections from Michael. It also includes interviews with his fans and a montage of the actual film being made. There are several interesting music clips as well. It's as if this really is a documentary of his music, and not of his life. If you've ever been a fan of Michael Hutchence, or of some of his music, then you'll be really entertained by this documentary. It's short. It's very engaging, and there are a few really great stories. If you're a Michael Hutchence fan, and have already had his album in your hands, you'll enjoy this. This is a fun documentary. It's actually a film about a music phenomenon and not about a man's life, but about the music and the people that he loved and made. I'm sure that's kind of cool.
Eric
Thursday, 11 Jun 2020 04:08

I didn't know a lot about Kesey before seeing this documentary, but after watching it, it makes you even more interested in all of his work. I thought that the film looked like it was filmed in a very formal manner. There are lots of old archival footage and some fantastic music. Also, it is clear that the actors in the film are just doing a job, and don't have all the freedom that they might have wanted to have. You can tell that this wasn't done because it was any sort of artistic endeavor. I think there are more artists who want the power and fame that they see in the film and in Kesey. I think it is that more creative people see the film and decide to just do what they want, even if that means not being as creative as they want to be. I think that this is a very good film. I think that it is a very important documentary for the world. I also think that it is very educational for anyone who has no knowledge of the events in Kesey's life. If you're interested in this film, it is definitely worth seeing.
Gerald Daniels
Tuesday, 09 Jun 2020 01:48

Hearing the broadcast stories of the X-Rated Boyz, it occurred to me to watch this for the purpose of understanding what I am. I would describe myself as a gay-convert. Although I grew up in a very loving, tight family, I have always felt that homosexuality was something which was supposed to be accepted and I have always suffered through the embarrassment of a part of my body, namely my penile shaft, being often in the same room as another man. Now that I have studied homosexuality for several years, the best way to understand this phenomenon would be to watch the X-Rated Boyz. I think that one of the biggest misconceptions about homosexuality is that it's only meant for the gay community. This film makes it clear that it's really just a sub-culture that has always been present, and is now in an evolutionary phase. To anyone who would try to describe the X-Rated Boyz as being the biggest queer group on Earth is just ignorant. A man who gave up an unskilled job to join the band because he was afraid of being gay would probably be considered a walking stereotype. To anyone who would believe that homosexuality has never existed and is only the domain of gay men, they are sorely mistaken. Gay men have always existed, and have always been a very visible minority in our culture. I am a white, middle-class, German, married man. Many of the members of the X-Rated Boyz are gay, and the majority of us have the same age and background as the band members. The youngest member is 24, and the oldest one is 72. Most of us have been through all kinds of difficulties and challenges in our lives. At the same time, I have always known about this sub-culture in my community. Even though this documentary has been one of my biggest cultural influences, I never knew just how much of an impact I have had on a very open-minded community. This documentary makes it abundantly clear that homosexuals and straight people are just different sides of the same coin.
Joyce
Sunday, 03 May 2020 19:56

This is a touching and fascinating look at the creation of KISS, one of rock and roll's most famous acts. I first became interested in KISS while watching the History Channel's "The Story of Rock and Roll", and was stunned to learn how the three members of the band came to be. How they found their place in the music world was such a stunning story, and they were true to their roots in their own, original way. (When I say they were original, I mean their music was very much influenced by 70's-80's hard rock and heavy metal.) KISS' story will make you feel, what it was like for the band members, and why they wanted to be together. And the strange, and very brave, decision to leave the music business without ever going back, was absolutely fascinating. I only hope that any of you who are musicians, or people who can appreciate a good story, enjoy this movie.
Lauren K.
Sunday, 26 Apr 2020 14:02

In my opinion, this is the best documentary I have ever seen. I have seen hundreds of documentaries, but this is my favorite. The music, the images, the great people, the story. It's a great movie, and I can't wait to see it again.
Gregory
Sunday, 26 Apr 2020 09:41

I was surprised to see so many good reviews for this documentary. I went into this movie with an open mind, and I really enjoyed it. There are many great moments in the movie, but the best are the interviews with a number of artists, including David Bowie, Jimi Hendrix, Queen, and more. The documentary also includes interviews with some of the musicians who performed at the concerts. The interviewees all talk about their experiences with the band, and what they went through during their tour. It is a very personal story, but the story is told very well. The documentary also has a few scenes that are pretty disturbing. The documentary is well worth watching.
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