Big Star: Nothing Can Hurt Me

This feature-length documentary runs for 100 minutes and delves into the legacy of Big Star, a band that became a significant influence in the rock music genre despite their initial commercial failures. The film covers the band's unique position in pop music, often celebrated as a cult phenomenon.

Directed by Drew DeNicola, the documentary features insights from top cast members Rick Clark and Jon Auer, who contribute to the narrative surrounding Big Star's impact on rock music. The film highlights the band's journey and the reasons behind their enduring acclaim in the music industry, making it a compelling watch for those interested in music history and culture.