Pretty amazing story of a daughter dealing with her mother's fame & health issues
X-Ray Spex is one of my favorite Punk bands so I was excited when I heard this documentary was coming out. The movie is about Celeste Bell not only dealing with the legacy of her famous mother Polly Styrene/Marianne Elliott but her mental health issues which made her childhood very, very difficult. The start is very emotional as Celeste talks about her mother’s funeral. It then goes into Elliott’s childhood where she faced a lot of problems being a biracial child in England. The doc has plenty of interviews but thankfully it doesn’t do the traditional talking head after talking head. Instead it has the voices played over images and video. It’s great to see what a genius Elliott was with her poetry and creating her own band and brand/image. It came to overwhelm her and probably exacerbated her mental issues. Celeste’s story is also very touching. There’s plenty of home videos of Elliott and lots of X-Ray Spex music. It makes for a pretty amazing story.
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