All I Can Say is a documentary film directed by Danny Clinch, Taryn Gould, and Colleen Hennessy. The film revolves around Shannon Hoon, the lead singer of the popular '90s alt-rock band Blind Melon, who died tragically due to a drug overdose in 1995. The documentary is a deeply personal video diary chronicling the life and artistic journey of Shannon Hoon, shot by the frontman himself.
Shannon Hoon captured his personal and professional life through his camcorder while on the road, hanging out with family and friends, and even in more candid moments such as recording himself while using drugs. The video-diary that Hoon left behind is an extensive archive of '90s culture and offers an intimate look into the life of a musician who struggled with addiction and the pressures of fame.
The documentary also explores the philosophical aspects of fame through Shannon Hoon's experiences and life choices. The filmmakers use the video footage to create a compelling and emotional narrative that highlights Shannon Hoon's impact on the music industry and on those who knew him.
All I Can Say premiered at the 2019 Tribeca Film Festival, where it received critical acclaim for its candid portrayal of Shannon Hoon and its unique approach to documenting the life of a musician. The film is a powerful and honest tribute to the late artist, and a must-watch for fans of Blind Melon and the '90s rock scene.
