Documentary,Music
United States of America
The documentary film Lemmy was directed by Greg Olliver and Wes Orshoski and released in 2010. It features interviews with a variety of notable musicians and friends of Lemmy, including Ozzy Osbourne, Slash, Alice Cooper, Dave Grohl, and more. The film chronicles Lemmy's life from his childhood in Stoke-on-Trent, England, to his time with the psychedelic rock band Hawkwind, and his subsequent formation of Motorhead.
The film delves into Lemmy's infamous lifestyle, including his love of alcohol, cigarettes, and speed (both the drug and the musical genre). It also explores his relationships with women, including the mother of his son, whose tragic death at a young age left a lasting impact on Lemmy.
Throughout the documentary, Lemmy reflects on his life and career, sharing stories of his experiences in the music industry and his thoughts on the state of rock and roll. The film also includes concert footage of Motorhead, showcasing the band's raw and powerful live performances.
Lemmy received critical acclaim and was praised for its honest portrayal of the iconic rocker. The film captures the essence of Lemmy Kilmister, a larger-than-life figure who inspired countless musicians and fans with his unique style and music.
