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Deep Dive: Last Days Here (2011)

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Last Days Here
Last Days Here is a documentary centered on Bobby Liebling, the lead singer of the doom metal band Pentagram, which originated in Alexandria, Virginia in 1971. The film captures Liebling's life in his 50s, living in his parents' basement and struggling with drug addiction. After the rediscovery of Pentagram's music by the heavy metal underground, the film follows Liebling's attempts to recover from his addiction, aided by his friend and manager Sean Pelletier. The narrative culminates in 2010, showcasing Liebling's transformation as he returns to the stage sober, married, and expecting his first child. Directed by Don Argott and Demian Fenton, the film was shot over four years, capturing the rapid changes in Liebling's life while balancing various aspects of his personality and experiences.

Why Watch

  • •Meet Bobby Liebling, a unique rock star story
  • •See Pentagram's music revival in the metal scene
  • •Follow Liebling's path to sobriety and family life

Did You Know

•Bobby Liebling was in his 50s and living in his parents' basement in 2011.
•Pentagram was founded in 1971 and has been active sporadically for four decades.
•The film was shot over four years, from 2006 to 2010.
•Last Days Here premiered at South by Southwest on March 14, 2011.

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Doom metal fansRock music documentariesStories of addiction recovery