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1001 Votes; 7,8 / 10 Stars; &ref(https://m.media-amazon.com/images/M/MV5BYmU0MTdhNmItZjFjZC00NGVjLTgzMGYtMmJmNmQ5Y2U1ZDQwXkEyXkFqcGdeQXVyMTUzMzU4Nw@@._V1_SY1000_CR0,0,629,1000_AL_.jpg); Richard Lowenstein; star=Bob Geldof; country=Australia. I love Michael Hutchence as a musical artist and had read his biography "Lost boy of INXS" by his sister, Tina, which was an excellent read. Unfortunately for me, this documentary fell very short of expectations. We don't actually get to see or hear a lot of Michael, other than what's already out there on YouTube etc, and the editing was extremely choppy and disjointed. Sound quality was very bad too, with alternate scenes of closed captions and non-closed captions. I'm not old or deaf, but would have appreciated clarity on the muffled voice over.
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Mystify. Tras el cantante de INXS Free streams. Whatever factor Hutchence’s music plays in your life, it’s clear we’re still working out his legacy, and our loss. Footage of Kylie Minogue and Michael Hutchence on holiday together sat in filmmaker Richard Lowenstein’s attic for 30 years. ? Warning: This article discusses mental health and suicide ? In Lowenstein’s documentary Mystify, the couple record each other away from the spotlight aboard a boat on Hong Kong harbour. Hutchence is at ease posing for his girlfriend in his speedos. When Hutchence grabs the camera, he can’t keep it off Minogue; it’s clear they are smitten with each other. As the home movies play, Minogue is heard in voiceover reflecting on her time with Hutchence. You can hear the lump in her throat. Hutchence passed away in 1997, age 37, and people who were closest to the singer still search for closure. “I don’t think I’ve got closure but I definitely felt I owed him something, ” Lowenstein ? who directed Hutchence in the 1986 cult classic Dogs In Space ? tells me over the phone. “He changed my life with the [ INXS] music videos, which then allowed me to make films. I certainly owed him something a bit more than just…, ” Lowenstein takes a moment and lets out a breath, the kind of exhale where you can tell the memories are flooding back, and he then finds composure: “When he passed away, I knew one day I’d have to do something that gave him the respect and credit that he was craving along the way. ” Mystify pieces together Hutchence’s life using home movies, and behind-the-scenes footage from concerts and music videos. Over a decade’s worth of interviews with family, friends, ex-lovers, bandmates and managers accompany the footage. “There were lots of interviews out there where Michael is talking about his current album or he’s out there on the publicity tour…but very few people are asking him about himself, ” Lowenstein says. “I knew from the very start that the answer to making this film wasn’t going to be in all those MTV interviews…sometimes when the cameras went off or when the music stopped you’d get these moments where Michael relaxes; they’re like a moving portrait. ” “When he passed away, I knew one day I’d have to do something that gave him the respect and credit that he was craving along the way. ” Hutchence is presented in Mystify as a figure within the INXS phenomenon, but the film doesn’t get distracted with only charting the band’s career; it doesn’t focus on eureka moments in the studio or the accumulation of gold records. There’s a scene where a manager reads a report out loud about the band’s chart dominance and Hutchence casually says ‘wow’ like he’s reacting to a mate’s good news, not his own. INXS are one of the great Australia bands, but our appreciation comes in waves. Sometimes it feels like we forget INXS were once the biggest band in the world, but they’re nonetheless embedded in our culture. You can’t go far in Australia without hearing an INXS riff in a pub or TV commercial. Host of Double J mornings and ABC News national music correspondent, Zan Rowe, says we get complacent with successful Australian bands: “We get used to bands like INXS; they’re part of the furniture, they’ve never dropped away from high rotation on radio stations across the country. I grew up with INXS as a little kid, they were always there. And then Michael wasn’t, and it became about the tabloid downfall of his personal life. It consumed their legacy. “But a film like Mystify is such a beautiful document to remind us of their magic. ” Photo via ‘Mystify’ The INXS Connection A lot of music history is grounded in legendary performances, but that wasn’t a case with the collaboration between Lowenstein and INXS. “With the first music video for INXS all I had was a cassette of a song ? I’d never seen them live at all, ” says Lowenstein. Lowenstein played a pivotal role in INXS and the music video revolution of the 1980s with his work on ‘Burn for You’, ‘Dancing on the Jetty’, ‘What You Need’, ‘Listen Like Thieves’, ‘Need You Tonight’, ‘Never Tear Us Apart’, ‘New Sensation’ and more. He became INXS’ go-to videographer, and it led him to work with other musical acts like Pete Townsend, The Models, Crowded House and U2. “We had a very charismatic person to film [Michael] as well as five very attractive guys in the band, but the centrepiece was Michael, and you can see from the early videos he had this ability to look at a camera and he had a strong screen presence, ” says Lowenstein. Rowe says he was the ultimate sex symbol. “He made you feel like you were the only person in the room, as he gazed down the barrel of a camera, ” says Rowe. “His voice was iconic, strong and beautiful. And he looked as though he lived the dream, all slinky struts, flowing locks and an abandon that made you believe in the freeing power of rock n roll. ” Lowenstein felt something magical was happening when they were working on piecing the music videos together at the time. “In an edit room you’d get people together to show the footage and we’d realise that tape of just Michael could be the video, ” says Lowenstein. “But then management would say, ‘yes, but other band members need their grandmas to see them’. I’d often ask, ‘Are you sure? ’ Cause with most of these music videos you’ve got to cut to the guitar, and I love Tim Farris, but if you do that it means there’s less Michael [laughs]. ” INXS were a big entry point for a lot of Australian into popular music, including Rowe. “INXS’ Kick was the first album I ever bought with my own money, ” Rowe recalls. “I was nine years old, and I saved eight weeks pocket money, then went to the local Brash’s to buy it on gatefold vinyl. I remember how exciting it was to open that sleeve and see the back of Hutchence pointing that finger with such confidence. The songs were seared into my memory, played over and over, flipping from side A to side B and then starting again. It’ll always have a special place in my heart. ” “The songs were seared into my memory, played over and over, flipping from side A to side B and then starting again. ” Throughout our chat, Lowenstein keeps crediting his collaborators on these music videos, often giving a costume designer, assistant or co-director a shout out. In a selfless way, Lowenstein highlights the uncharted territory they were in at the time and how everyone brought ideas to these iconic music videos. You can’t put together a compilation of music video from the ’80s without including INXS. “When you look at all the music videos from the ’80s, so many of them are dated with all the cliched imagery, and smoke, but a lot of the INXS videos seem to have stood the test of time quite well, ” says Lowenstein. “You dream about it as a filmmaker, that something is going to have a timeless quality. What has been amazing in the process of making this the doco is uncovering the original film of some of these videos, and some of the key ones are able to be restored if anyone wants to do it. ” The preservation element of Mystify is a huge part of its relevance. Most of the footage in the doco looks stunning on the big screen, thanks to the hard work of Lowenstein and his team to take old 16mm and 35mm film and convert it to high definition. Lowenstein says it’s now commercially viable to buy digital scanners and do it yourself as opposed to a decade ago when the cost of conversion would have sucked up an entire film’s budget. A threat that faces artist of this era whose history is tied up in physical media decaying in storage. The importance of preservation and legacy matters with INXS because the band’s decline is tied up in scandal, and Mystify hopes for a course correction in the narrative. Life After Michael Hutchence Following the passing of Hutchence, INXS tried to find a new lead singer, with Terence Trent D’Arby and Jon Stevens stepping in for short tenures with the band. In 2005, it was heartbreaking to see the band turn to reality TV to audition 15 singers on Rock Star: INXS. J. D. Fortune got the gig, but it was a short-lived revival for the band. “INXS without Michael is a bit of headless beast, ” says Lowenstein. “Even though they tried other singers, they know ? they’re not pretending it’s going to be the same ? they know it’s a headless beast and it’s a loss none of them are probably ever going to be able to overcome. ” Showing Mystify to people close to Hutchence has been an emotional experience for Lowenstein. “I don’t know if they’ll ever be closure for certain people. I screened the film for the band and we began discussing how Michael keeps appearing in our dreams, ” says Lowenstein. “In my case it’s him asking me to make another concert film. In the Farris brothers’ case they dream that they’re about to go on stage again and Michael is saying ‘come on, let’s do this’ and then they’ll wake up and burst into tears. ” There’s a special thanks in the credits to Tiger Lily Hutchence Geldof, the daughter of Hutchence and Paula Yates. “Tiger saw it once and said, ‘I never want to do that again’, ” Lowenstein says. “She loved it but felt that’s enough for now. ” Lowenstein adds: “It does take a psychological toll on me watching the film, too, seeing my friend grow up and then pass away multiple times a day. ” Photo via Facebook One of the most difficult parts of the film is the reveal that Hutchence suffered from brain damage, a secret kept for a long time, as the result of an assault that occurred in 1992. Hutchence began to experience mood swings and began to clash with members of INXS over the band’s direction; the arrival of grunge made it difficult for bands from the ’80s to transition to the ’90s and remain relevant. “If the assault hadn’t happened, I honestly think the band would have traversed the problems of the ’90s and sustained into ha

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Mystify. Tras el cantante de INXS Free. Six years before INXS frontman Michael Hutchence tragically ended his life, he enjoyed a short but intense relationship with pop princess Kylie Minogue. The Australian sweetheart shared intimate details of her relationship with the troubled rockstar between 1989 and 1991 for the documentary Mystify: Michael Hutchence. Richard Lowenstein's film features love letters the young couple sent to one another by fax while they were touring, and never-before-seen personal footage of the pair. Minogue described the moment Hutchence eventually broke her heart - just like she knew he would - when he called her to New York to break up with her for no apparent reason. 'The room was dark, the curtains were drawn, he was on all fours on the floor, crying, ' she said in the film. A new documentary about legendary Australian rockstar Michael Hutchence (left) has led his former lover Kylie Minogue (right) to reveal more about their romance than she ever has before Chemistry: An insight into Kylie Minogue and Michael Hutchence's sexually charged relationship was given in scenes from a new documentary painting an intimate portrait of the late INXS frontman's life 'Was it work, was it the drugs? I don't know. He was like a broken man. ' He was on all fours on the She said the heartbreak took a long time to get over, but it was one she saw coming even when the pair were smitten and sending each other secret love notes from different parts of the world. Both touring consistently, the couple would fax one another from their hotel rooms using the aliases Gabby Jones and Swordfish. 'Jones was my mother's maiden name and Gabby was my dog. He was swordfish, well, just because. ' The pop princess said she would wait on receiving her fax for the day just to see his handwriting and what message - whether sweet or mundane - he'd written her. The documentary featured racy clips of the young couple naked and loved up. Pictured: Kylie naked and posing for the camera They hoped the secret code names would prevent receptionists and hotel staff from reading their love letters. Minogue said while the pair were often separated due to conflicting schedules, their time together was electrifying. 'Sex, love, food, drugs, music, travel, books, you name it, he wanted to experience it, ' Minogue said of their whirlwind relationship. 'As his partner I got to experience a lot of that as well. If you're a sensual being, all of your senses need stimulation. He definitely awakened my desire for things in my world. ' The documentary featured never-before-seen footage of Hutchence and Minogue during their time together. 'She (Minogue) has spoken before but never like this, let me tell you (it's) totally uncensored, ' the film's director said of the popstar's candidness about her relationship with Hutchence (The pair are pictured at the Chanel Haute Couture collection in 1992) 'Mystify: Michael Hutchence' features a series of interviews with those who were closest to the INXS frontman (pictured) throughout his life, including pop princess Kylie Minogue (right) One of the clips Minogue shared showed intimate moments of her naked and others of the pair on a boat during a romantic getaway. She said the public perception that she was a 'pure, good girl dating this dark, bad boy' was pretty accurate, but despite it all, she felt 'safe with him'. 'I felt protected, ' she said.?'He had insatiable curiosity, all the good things in life and some the bad. ' 'He opened up a whole new world for me. A lot of it was based around pleasure, let's face it. ' But the relationship was never built to last. Minogue said while she hadn't expected to be with Hutchence forever, when the end came it completely broke her heart. 'It felt loving, yet sad and probably doomed. We talked through things and I couldn't give you an actual reason [as to why it happened]. 'I left pretty confounded and destroyed and I knew that was it. Yeah, he broke my heart. I have to confess, the hurt stays for quite a long time, ' she said. After the split, the neighbours alumni went on to have a series of high profile relationships with actors and performers. Hutchence also went on to find love with British television personality Paula Yates. On the night of his death Hutchence spoke to his partner Paula Yates (pictured) and asked her about travelling to Australia with their 16-month-old daughter Tiger Lily Michael Hutchence and Paula Yates attending a screening of 'The Birdcage' at Planet Hollywood in London, 15th April 1996 The married mother-of-three first met Hutchence almost a decade earlier, when he and his band were just taking off. After their first interaction, she allegedly said to his tour manager: 'I'm going to have that boy'. In 1994, nine years after they first met, they began having an affair. Yates was married to Sir Bob Geldof at the time and the couple had three children. They were considered showbusiness royalty. When she so openly left the relationship and broke his heart, the public turned on her. But those close to Hutchence say their relationship changed him for the better and made him happier than he'd been in a long time. At the time, he was in a depressive spiral which may have been worsened by a freak accident which left him without his sense of smell and a diminished sense of taste. Yates is pictured walking into Hutchence's funeral carrying their young daughter Tiger Lily and being comforted by a friend Hutchence (back row, left) with INXS band members, clockwise from top right: Andrew Farriss, Tim Farriss, Garry Gary Beers, Kirk Pengilly, and Jon Farriss Martha Troup, the INXS band manager at the time, said she regularly fielded calls from Hutchence where he declared his love for Yates. 'He said ''Martha, she's beautiful. Martha, I've never loved somebody like that. '' It was magical. It just was something that changed him completely, ' she said in the Mystify documentary. I've never loved somebody like that. Michael Hutchence on Paula Yates But that relationship, too, turned tumultuous. The couple were embroiled in a nasty custody battle with Geldof over Yates' eldest three daughters, and after the birth of their daughter, Heavenly Hiraani Tiger Lily, in 1996, the nanny found a stash of opioids and heroin in their home. They denied the drugs were theirs. The public had turned on them, and Yates struggled to cope after spending so many years being adored. Michael Hutchence with his daughter Heavenly Hiraani Tiger Lily Hutchence returned to Australia expecting his partner and young daughter to follow him across the pond for a three-month holiday, but he never saw them again. On November 22 1997, Hutchence was found hanging by his snakeskin belt in his Sydney hotel room. A post-mortem examination found alcohol, cocaine, codeine, Prozac, Valium and other prescribed benzodiazepines - or 'benzos' - in Hutchence's urine and blood. He left no suicide note. Three years later, on September 17 2000, Yates was found dead in her home. She died of an accidental heroin overdose while Tiger Lily was at home with her. Sir Bob Geldof was awarded custody of Tiger Lily and her three half sisters after Yates death and legally adopted her in 2007. Hutchence's brother Rhett (left) has in recent years suggested Michael (right) could have been killed by someone else. A coroner found that the famous singer?hanged himself with his snake skin belt Explained: The love triangle between Michael Hutchence, Paula Yates and Sir Bob Geldof Paula Yates had always made her personal struggles known. She confessed she first began snorting heroin and lost her virginity aged 12 and was a familiar face on the London party scene by 14. One interviewer once described her as 'a smart girl who made a career out of pretending to be an airhead, ' according to T he Irish Times. When she met Bob Geldof in her late teens, the pair enjoyed an intense relationship which people thought would burn out fast. But the pair built a life together and had three children before she simply 'fell out of love with him' - and in love with Michael Hutchence. When she finally left Geldof after 19 years together, he never denied that she broke his heart. 'I loved her profoundly. I didn't understand then that love is not enough, ' he said of the break up. Yates had three daughters with Geldof and was embroiled in a bitter custody battle with him when she fell pregnant with Hutchence first child - a daughter they named?Heavenly Hiraani Tiger Lily. A few months after Tiger Lily's birth in 1996, her nanny found a stash of opioids and heroin in the house. The couple denied the drugs ever belonged to them. The following year, Hutchence was dead. The coroner ruled he had died by hanging himself with his belt in a hotel room. Three years later, Yates also died by accidental heroin overdose. Tiger Lily was alone in the home with her at the time. A year before her death during a 1999 interview, she said: 'It's only the mothering instinct that makes you willing to suffer every day. I know it sounds like a Victorian novel, but it's true. Right now I still think living is a noble gesture. ' Sir Bob Geldof was granted custody of all three of his biological daughters, as well as Tiger Lily. Seven years later, in 2007, he legally adopted her. Many of Hutchence friends and family traced the steep decline of his mental health back to the brutal attack he was subjected to five years before his death, in 1992. He had been out in Denmark with his then girlfriend Helena Christensen when a taxi driver punched him. He fell to the pavement and fractured his skull. Despite his clear and substantial injuries, Hutchence refused appropriate treatment. Hutchence lost his sense of smell and taste in the wake of the attack, and friends and band mates said they noticed an almost immediate change in his personality. INXS's Los Angeles-based bassist Garry Beers said:?'When Michael hit his head, he came back a different person and I'm sure doct
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