Lemmy

Rock icon Lemmy Kilmister is captured in his natural habitat—surrounded by bass amplifiers, a collection of Nazi memorabilia, and a glass of whiskey and Coke. The camera trails the Motörhead founder through club dressing rooms, turbulent flights, and rare quiet moments in his Los Angeles apartment. This portrait film sidesteps a chronological biography, instead snatching live fragments of the legend whose raspy vocals and 'live fast, die old' philosophy became an anthem for generations. There are no pompous interviews—just Lemmy, his musicians, fans, and the ceaseless roar of a Marshall stack.