THE VELVET UNDERGROUND: A Todd Haynes Documentary (2021) at the Nuart
Patrons outside the Nuart. Photo by Matt Average
Finally made it over to the Nuart to see The Velvet Underground: A Todd Haynes Documentary. It’s even better than you may expect. The segments with Jonathan Richman alone are worth the price of admission. His insights make them human, and his love for this band is infectious.
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