Deliver Me From Nowhere Review
A surprisingly faithful portrait of Bruce Springsteen, starring Jeremy Allen White, explores the artist's psyche and finds fan-friendly gold in his Nebraska-era story.
The biopic, directed by Scott Cooper, stays true to the small-scale nature of this chapter in Springsteen's life, helped by White's portrayal of the musician as a man struggling with newfound fame and a complicated relationship with his father.
“Man makes record in bedroom”
may not sound like a compelling movie pitch, but Cooper's film makes it work, with White delivering a magnetic performance as he brings to life Springsteen's creative process, from rocking out with the E Street Band to crafting the quiet, strange songs of Nebraska.
Author's summary: A faithful portrait of Bruce Springsteen's Nebraska era.
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