METALLICA: SOME KIND OF MONSTER
Early in 2001, Metallica, one of the longest-lived and most popular heavy-metal bands, went into a converted military barracks in San Francisco to begin working on a new album. The group, which had just lost its bass player, was accompanied by a therapist named Phil Towle, and also by two filmmakers, Joe Berlinger and Bruce Sinofsky. Though the next two years were full of creative and interpersonal struggle, they yielded serendipitous results: a fierce, brooding record called «St. Anger», and a fascinating documentary. Berlinger and Sinofsky have uncovered the mysterious dynamics of Metallicas collaboration, a relationship that is, superficially, both an artistic bond and a business partnership but that is also a deep, bubbling source of identity and anxiety for each man. (A. O. Scott)
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- James Hetfield
- Kirk Hammett
- Lars Ulrich
- Joe Berlinger
- Bruce Sinofsky
- Robert Richman
- Michael Emery
- David Zieff
- Kirk Hammett
- James Hetfield
- Metallica
- Bob Rock
- Lars Ulrich
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