A quick behind the scenes look at over thirty years of The Indigo Girls. I'm one of those kids whose mothers was an indigo girls fan in college and thus at 12 years old they became my first concert. Over ten years later I had the honor of sitting down and watching an inside look at their career and lives on the road. The film is so well crafted by the end I felt like I had been a fan their entire careers. I learned so much about the girls and my love of them has only grown exponentially. I had no idea what to expect with this documentary but it was so thoughtfully and beautifully crafted. I can't wait to watch again.
Review of It's Only Life After All
