All the Beauty and the Bloodshed

It was three movies intertwinesd- the fight against the Sakler family's abuse of drugs, the personal story of Nan Goldin's childhood and growth and a documentary about her photographs. The jumping around between the 3 parts of the film was cumbersome.

Phenomenal and eye opening film.

This movie tells the story of photographer Nan Golden who grew up is a dysfunctional family, got involved in drugs and eventually became a protester and spokesperson for the victims of the opioid crisis. I enjoyed this film and would recommend it to anyone wanting to know more about how the opioid crisis started and how people were exploited and profited from their addiction.

the most moved by a piece of non-fiction i have ever been

I just got to bear witness to "All the Beauty and the Bloodshed" about Nan Goldin's life and art alongside the fight against the sick Sackler family. I won't ever get over it. Very real and highly-recommended! A stunning, transformative expose of all that is beautiful in self-actualization, art, and friendship; and the polar opposite, within the ugly bloodshed that surrounds the hollow people who pursue profit at all cost. A film full of love for all and fury toward those who oppose humanity. Super thanks to Nan Goldin. #harmreductionislove

A remarkable documentary of great importance.

Seeing this at the Venice Film Festival near Nan Goldin was a unique experience. What a picture!

This documentary is a must watch. Incredible work and so poignant

A very thought provoking and insightful documentary.

one of the most bland movies in existence 2/10