In spring 1991, artists gathered at St. Ann's Church in Brooklyn to honor Tim Buckley. Jeff Buckley, reluctant to perform his father's music, was encouraged by his mother to attend. He ultimately sang a poignant song about his father's absence. This performance launched Jeff's career and introduced him to Rebecca Moore, his early love. Amy Berg's documentary highlights the intimate relationships in Jeff's life, particularly with his mother Mary Guibert, providing insight into their complex bond and the influence of women on his journey.
Jeff Buckley initially rejected the invitation to perform his father’s music, stating, 'I said, No, I will never ever perform that music.' His eventual acceptance changed his trajectory in the music industry.
The tribute event featured a legendary guest list arranged by producer Hal Willner, where Jeff Buckley, though nervous, sang a song written about his father, Tim Buckley.
Mary Guibert, Jeff's mother, played a crucial role in encouraging him to attend the tribute, noting the allure of the influential guest list.
Berg's documentary highlights the significant influence of women in Jeff Buckley's life, particularly focusing on his relationship with his mother and performance artist Rebecca Moore.
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