Lou Reed's Berlin

This film documents Lou Reed's live performance of his 1973 album Berlin, which he had never played live until 2006. The concert took place at St. Ann's Warehouse in Brooklyn, showcasing Reed's exploration of complex themes such as jealousy, rage, and loss.

The documentary features appearances by Emmanuelle Seigner and ANOHNI, adding depth to the narrative surrounding the album. For collectors, this film is available on DVD and other formats, making it accessible for various media collections.

Lou Reed's Berlin presents a unique insight into an album that was initially a commercial failure, yet has since become significant in Reed's career. The film serves as a tribute to the enduring impact of his work, highlighting the evolution of his artistry over more than three decades.