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"Volcano: An Inquiry into the Life and Death of Malcolm Lowry" is a 1976 documentary that examines the life of author Malcolm Lowry. Directed by Donald Brittain, the film features narration by Richard Burton and presents a multifaceted view of Lowry's struggles with creativity and addiction.
The film has seen a limited release history, primarily on VHS and DVD, which makes original formats quite sought after among collectors. Its Oscar nomination adds to its allure, though it remains somewhat underappreciated compared to mainstream documentaries. Scarcity in certain regions enhances its appeal, making it a unique find for those interested in literary figures and their turbulent lives.
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The film is a documentary.
The documentary was directed by Donald Brittain.
Richard Burton provides the narration for the documentary.
The film focuses on the life of Malcolm Lowry, particularly his struggles with alcohol and his literary career.
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