Teen Spirit: The Tribute to Kurt Cobain - Nirvana (DVD) [Director's Cut]

Teen Spirit: The Tribute to Kurt Cobain (DVD) [Director's Cut] is an unauthorized 75-minute documentary that chronicles the rise of Nirvana and the life of frontman Kurt Cobain, from his upbringing in Aberdeen to his death in 1994. This version is an extended re-release of the original 1994 film, featuring "never-before-seen" footage and interviews. Key Product Details Content: The film includes testimonials and interviews with those close to the band, including Nirvana photographer Charles Peterson, Sub Pop's Nils Bernstein, and music journalist Ann Powers. No Nirvana Music: Notably, the producers state that no Nirvana recordings or music are featured in this programme. The soundtrack features tracks by artists such as Mono, SMASH, and Shocking Blue. Runtime: Approximately 73–75 minutes for the Director's Cut (compared to the 60-minute standard version). Release Year: The Director's Cut DVD was primarily released around 2000/2001 by Wienerworld. Rating: Rated 'E' (Exempt), making it suitable for all ages.