Hallelujah: Leonard Cohen, A Journey, A Song,” Daniel Geller and Dayna Goldfine

[tomsakic]

Well, I saw it, and we can live on without it - nothing really substantial here. (All stuff is sourced from Palmer's Bird on aWire and Rasky's The Song of Leonard Cohen and European 1988 Tour TV broadcasts anyway).

It was nice to see/hear some new stuff, though - Ratso Sloman's recording of telephone talks with Leonard and some 1985 sessions videos.

[Citizen_Kane]

It was nice to see/hear some new stuff.

I remember there being some nice pro shot footage I hadn’t seen before.

[B4real]

And for the third year ....

2024 Grammy Contenders for Best Music Film

https://www.billboard.com/music/awards/ ... 235443100/

As always, it’s a very competitive category. Two films that were on the Oscars’ shortlist of 15 films eligible for best documentary feature (though neither wound up with a nomination) are being considered here — David Bowie’s Moonage Daydream and Leonard Cohen’s Hallelujah: Leonard Cohen: A Journey, A Song.

[B4real]

First time I've seen this film from the link here - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=my5YgTe7P3g
I had seen much of the footage before but it was well put together with some interesting new comments.